The weather finally began to clear up after several days of misery so I took advantage of the passing front and went kayak fishing in little round bay. I caught white perch in depths of 3-4 feet near fallen trees and reeds using a beetle spinner with 4lb test. I decided to go for a paddle, just for kicks, and threw a 1.5 oz gold kast master about 70 feet behind me and paddled at a normal rate. As I was rounding a corner near a dock, I got snagged on a log. As I turned around to right my equipment, I found that the log was actually pulling me...almost like a striper fight! When I landed it, turns out, it was a striper- about 20". Apparently they are here!
Water temp: 50
Air temp: 70
Wind: 0-1 mph gust
Tide: mid to high
Sky: baby blue
Time: 1700
Method(s): Casting beetle spinner in shallows by structure. Trolling kast master in 20-14 feet of water.
Pertinent info: Weather beginning to stabilize after days of low pressure system.
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