This was 20 minutes after he broke one of my reels. 
Water temps ran from 70-80 degrees. Visibility is just about three feet. The trout are still there, but you have to concentrate your fishing during the major and minor feeding cycles. We caught about 20 shorts and 5-6 keepers. A couple keepers were lost boat side. Although visibility was poor, the lack of wind made up for it. The most productive colors were chartreuse, 4"white grubs with the red tails, and candy-corn. Caught most fish in 4.5 feet of water. Later in the day after the slack tide, I abandoned the CT and just used a grub on a jig and got a bunch of hits, and one of the larger Trout we caught. It was a tough day for fishing, but still worth the trip. My cousin in-law had a great time, and so did I. Total count 4 keeper Trout, 1 Spanish, 20-25 shorts, 1 rock bass, 1 giant lady fish, 1 lizard fish, 1 remora. 2 catfish, 1 sail cat, 15-20 pinfish, and a bunch of cut off's. Boat ran like a champ! 
CAUTION before sunrise, there was lots of fog in the on the river and along the coastline, so much so that we lost sight of the lighthouse and the shoreline. It lifted around 9:30 or 10: am.
MJ
