Cmonnnnnn. Do somethinggggg! It’s not doing something. “Mission Failed, we’ll get em next time” -Captain Price
Cmonnnnnn. Do somethinggggg! It’s not doing something. “Mission Failed, we’ll get em next time” -Captain Price
We will post the link to the livestream in a private chat section we have labeled "live_stream". This will give everyone the best possible user experience, for now!! You will have to view it in the website version, but will be good to go on phone website, if you want. For best chat interaction, ipad and computer are the choice, however you will also be able to ask questions via phone. You may have to log in, to view. I will also be sending out a push notification with the link, to users, as well, prior to start.
Working topwaters with short, rapid twitches along with random pauses have been key to getting the big girls to eat!
First real cold front of the year and the corky thumps are back in full swing. Galveston Bay
Baffin (Laureles Shorline). Did good on reds. Lots of small trout. Overall great day! Oh the fish pics? Yeah, we suck at taking pics in the water.
Paired with the big moon tide swings, this SE wind for a couple days on the middle and upper coast should bring the tide wayyy back up. Not good news for early week fishing plans. However, this big flood tide could effect the dump, later in the week, ASSUMING we get that NW for more than an afternoon. Flooding the grass then ripping it back out could increase the amount of bait it brings with it, therefore, intensifying the fish’s response post dump, again assuming. Also, this will give the bay more water to work with when the dump happens, so could effect the water levels when the drop bottoms out. The frontal forecast has changed from a couple days worth of N and NW to a couple hours worth of NW, now. Expecting less than a dump at the moment, now. We are keeping our eyes on it, but as usual, weathermen are throwing darts.
Right on time with my previous post, coastal flood warnings. I’m going out on a limb to say this WONT be over 9 am Monday. It will continue until Tuesday when the wind changes direction to the N and slowly trickles it back down until Wednesday when it pushes it back.
