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Could yall explain the water temp equation for me? I mean what temp is best on the flats. And how much temperature difference makes a difference? Like in the spring how much warmer from one spot to annother will make them feed. Or conversly how much cooler in the summer makes a difference? Thanks in advance.

Water temp was high 50's to low 60's on Saturday. When it hits 68, you need to be there.
As far as the other stuff, I don't know about all that.

In spring and summer, 1 degree will make a difference. But, water temperature is only one element of the equation. There must be desirable structureor cover, food, and enough water. If the water warms up on a sunny afternoon, close to shore, but it's a minus low tide, they probably won't be in 8" of water. Find the warmest water you can, in the early spring, with the right bottom, and a food source, and you'll find fish.

Yesterday at the marine lab it was 62.24 degrees. Will the first weekend of truot season have them on the flats?

I know a guy that fishes Keaton beach religiously. He fishes the same hole everytime no matter the water temp or air temp. He always catches fish. I don't know why they hang out in this hole but I have witnessed it with my own eyes.

What TC said goes.
Chugbug: where's that hole?

63.9 degrees and rising

Couple more degrees and i'm getting in !

Chugbug; OLD BUDDY<, OLD PAL, How about it, come on, where's the hole.

Tell ya' what. You buy the bait the beer the sandwiches the gas And I'll let you go with me to the hole. Deal?

65.3 degrees