Thread: this weekend

I have been in the same situation with no help. Glad someone was there. It's not a good feeling. I like to put in at engineers point to avoid the wind and waves while loading and unloading especially when I am by myself.

+1 on Engineers Pt, you can get out of the wind to launch on some of the really bad days in that little cove there. Sorry your trip got blown!

I didn't do much at the rez... caught two keepers and one throw back. Wind got bad around nine thirty and kept me from trying new spots.

Doubleg

Originally Posted by DoubleGobble00

I didn't do much at the rez... caught two keepers and one throw back. Wind got bad around nine thirty and kept me from trying new spots.

Doubleg

Where did you try?

Originally Posted by crappiebandit

what a weekend it sucked. the water didnt look that bad at 1st was putting in at beach point by myself i unloaded the boat like ive done a million times parked the truck and came back and my boat was sideways on the ramp taking wave after wave. i tried to drive it back on the trailer and the backend was literally under water. so no fishing for me had to let my boat dry out maybe next time.

Dang man! Hate to hear that. Wind out of the North my a$$!!! Was coming out of the SouthEast. Dad and I were at Beach Point well before daylight and we could hear the waves cracking the rocks. We sat there and waited for daylight to make a decision and decided against it. We went all the way around to Pat's Bluff (near Clear Creek) to get out of the wind. It worked, but still turned out to be a complete waist of time. Fish everywhere on the FF, but nobody was doing anything. It was weird. I caught 7 fish in about 10 minutes and all the other boats were looking at me for answers, but that was IT! Only one was a keeper.

So recap, fished 3.5 hours, caught fish 10 minutes. Not good. And..... The weatherman can kiss it

Dang Bandit. Hope nothing got damaged and glad you made it out.

Wannabe...

who woulda ever imagined Sardis getting rough??