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Went out since I had some time, but I honestly should have stayed home and saved that fishing chip! I knew the water was cloudy since I was at colonial beach on Saturday to eat lunch and the waters down there were really cloudy.
got out by 7:30 and it felt like is was going to be a nice day with the temperatures, but the water was muddy and the tide was high. I went to a favorite cove of mine and started tossing and on the first retrieve on a swim bait I had a good hit. My 4th cast resulted in a nice 1 lbs bass. My next 4 hours was nothing.
I thought I was tracking snakehead along the grass, but later realized it was gar. And with the carp spawning it was difficult to not get spooked by the 15 lbs carps jumping out of the water every 5 minutes! But, I stuck it out and gave it my best shot using swim baits, frogs, crankbaits, etc..
I was deflated, but not beaten, so I'll be out again when the water clears! I did take one pic of the waters just to show that it was a challenge. 
Last edited by backtofuturetoyota (May-19-25 2:30PM)
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At least you got out. Stained to muddy water will be around for a while with more rain forecasted this week.
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Quite a yak setup you have there! Hope the next trip is more productive.
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Bryan wrote:
Quite a yak setup you have there! Hope the next trip is more productive.
Yeah....I know. I told myself I wouldn't go minimal again and decided to just go all out. You may recall I flipped out of my old yak 2 years ago and lost like 2k worth of gear. The phone being the big expense. that old yak was taking on water and I drained about 3-4 gallons out of it after. I lost my confidence in the yak and upgraded. I'm actually having way more fun now on the water when I do take the yak out.
Also....found this short clip of my day yesterday....carp jumping and long sigh says it all.
https://youtu.be/7oZI3s2Lw7g
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Solid boat!
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