and I liked the profile in the water. By the time we drifted into the 3' range the tide was slack and the bite dropped off quickly. Water was about 61.5 when we got there and warmed up to 63.5 before we left, I was a little surprised that the water was a little dingy given the limited rain recently and too much floating grass to do much topwater, it was hard to get the swim baits back with grass catching on them. Parking lot at the county ramp was full and a good number of trucks in the overflow lot across the street.
Ran the boat some as it has been sitting landlocked for too long and then headed to Roy's for a late lunch. Roy's re-opened on Tuesday before Thanksgiving from their Hermine damage, menu and food was about the same as usual, they had a refrigerated trailer running outside so don't think they are totally done with repairs but they had a decent number of people in while we were there and it was obvious many had come just because of the recent re-opening. The little real estate office next to Roys was trashed by the storm and I didn't see any attempts at repair, walls were open to the weather and it looked like it may have even shifted on the pilings. Our waitress said that it was going to be repaired at some point as far as she knew.
It was a really nice day to be on the water!
Glad you were able to finally wet a line.
