I was there from about 5-6:30 yesterday to try and hit the outgoing tide in then evening. Turns out I was a little early, there was little to no water movement. I fished clousers across where the current would have been. When that didn't produce I tried hitting the shoreline with clousers, wooly buggers, and a variety of surface bugs.
This makes 7 or 8 trips there for me without so much as a nibble. I'd love to tag along with someone to learn how to approach that spot if anyone wouldn't mind some company.
Paul
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