We paddled past the last pier a little and began drifting with the wind. We set up for drifts without much luck. I finally caught a 12" speck on topwater along the shore in brackish water.
Then I took a look at radar.
Not too bad,so we kept fishing. When I finished my drift I took another glance at the radar about 30 minutes later.
With a first timer and a relative novice I decided to call it and head back in, just in case, even though we weren't too far from our launch. Not a banner day, but given the forecast was glad were able to paddle some. Probably could have stayed on for another hour before rains actually moved inland.
Time: 7:00 am - 9:15 am
Air Temp: 68°F
Wind: NNW @ 5 kn - N @ 10 kn
Barometric Pressure: 1011 mb (peaked @ 9:15 am)
Sky: Overcast/Sprinkling
Water Clarity: 1 foott
Water Temp: 75°F
Structure: Sand & Grass
Predicted Tides @ Rockport:
Low @ 6:25 am (0.19 ft)
High @ 8:41pm (0.50 ft)
Solunar:
Sunrise/set: 6:41 am/8:08 pm
Moonrise/set: 12:52 pm/1:49am
Moon Phase: First Quarter
Lures:
Chartreuse Pearl She Pup
Blue Eyed Billy Hunchback
1/4 oz Weedless Johnson Spoon
Fish:
Trout: 1 Undersized
