I opted for the late shift and got to bed early enough to grab a few hours of shut-eye before heading to Palacios. The sky was clear - no fog - and there was virtually no traffic on the roads. The wind had settled down in Needville, but when I arrived in P-town there was still a good breeze blowing that would surely be a factor for the fishing.
The 1st Street pier was all but empty as the last of the early shift were leaving as I pulled up. "No luck." they all said. Well that may be true for you but.....
I started out fishing the tiny double shad rig and found some sandies on the pier and under the light at the Baptist Encampment. After becoming convinced that I had thoroughly covered the water with the shad, I switched to the Lil Speck Killer.
The specks seemed to go for this slightly bigger bait and they wanted it s-l-o-w.
I had more hits on the pink tail than ever before. In all I caught about 40 sand trout and 10 specks. The biggest one was barely legal so back he went.
Here are some pictures and video of the trip.
I didn't bring home any fish but I had a great time anyway.
2 comments:
Thats why they call it the graveyard shift! Keep the fish slime off that video camera and keep shooting we enjoyed seeing how it looked .
Looks like you and the heron are the only ones out there!
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