Friday was terrible. It rained all night and the water temp dropped to 57. We fished from 8-12 without one bite. We did go south and the water was crystal clear. We managed to pick up 3 on the falling tide late in the afternoon. We through everything in the box from gulps to suspention baits, topwater, spoons, etc.
We didn't get on the water until 930 due to the negative tide and stiff east wind. However, Saturday was much better (relative to the day before). Water temp had increased to 64 and the bite was on in 5.5 feet of water. We picked up 9 keepers from 16" -18" and 1 19 inch flounder. We fished mostly in the Adams Beach area with popping corks.
All in all it was a great trip, but there were many folks striking out. I think the cold weather has screwed them up and decreased their early movement.
Here's a couple of pics from saturday:
Last time, March 12, fishing it was also muddy. 
We got totally skunked that day. 
We had our three year old granddaughter aboard which made a good day so all was not lost.