17 anglers hit the water at Harmon Creek Marina.  The last kayak launched at 0830.

One canoe. 15 kayaks

Some of the group made it all the way to the brown house.

I think Q caught the most fish, with a suspended presentation.

White bass, yellow bass, and a large catfish were hooked, but not all came to hand.

About 2 dozen fish were caught, with most of them being in the small->tiny range.

Campfire Friday night was well attended.

Campfire after fishing was the potluck, and once again there was plenty of food, and variety.

Sunday morning 2 intrepid anglers hit the water as most of the others made their way home.

A few of us sat around enjoying the weather around what was left of the campfire Sunday morning.

 

Nueces River Outing, February the 13th, 2019, and yes, this is a Wednesday.

Talked to Walter R. yesterday and he tells us that the water is high, not giving the white bass a place to “hole up”. He told us also that the river in his area that is holding fish is not very kayak friendly. I suggest moving this to Harmon Creek. We can still find fish, and no need for lodging.

 

Left Katy at about 0900 and traveled up to my old stomping grounds.  I wanted to see how the conditions were before the club outing.

Fishing the Sabine River, the generation canal @ Toledo Bend, October 2018

I had a few surprises, but was still able to catch fish.

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