Haven’t posted much but we’re still having some great days, sprinkled with some not so great days at various spots in the slower lower. Just about every species the bay has to offer is now catchable from a kayak. We’ve got a nice run of small puppy drum (up to 12”, hopefully bigger ones come in), flounder are moving into holes near moving water, the trout bite is the best in years, and you still have 20”+ stripers in the mix. Spanish Mackerel are around but still far from shore. They can be reached by the intrepid kayaker, I’m hoping they move in closer like last year because I’m not that intrepid. A huge bonus is the emergence of a top water bite for trout. Throw in some decent stripers and you’ve got a fun morning.
The key for the SMOG has been be on the water first light. Incoming or outgoing tides doesn’t matter as much as the slightly cooler water you’ve got in the morning. Generally the bite dies around 8 or so. Here’s some recent catches. Like Howard Hughes I don’t allow my picture to be taken.
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The key for the SMOG has been be on the water first light. Incoming or outgoing tides doesn’t matter as much as the slightly cooler water you’ve got in the morning. Generally the bite dies around 8 or so. Here’s some recent catches. Like Howard Hughes I don’t allow my picture to be taken.
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