I was down there about the same time. Checked in at Norm Zeiglers. He was not there, but spoke with a young bearded dude who wasn't into conversation. He just said that nobody was catching anything do to the cold and wind. The biggest Norm;s Schninnow is a # 2. His biggest closer was also a #2.
Where and how did you rent from on the canal?
I did fish the refuse one day from the road while my wife and I drove through it. Very windy. I used a sinking line, from what I read regarding cold and shivering snook. The articles said to get down deep.
Saw nothing and caught nothing. Some spin guys with shrimp were catching sheepshead on the incoming tide.
I would love to have a chance to put a yak into the water down there. Mine wouldn't fit into the overhead compartment on the plane.
Besides the Schminnow, what flies were you using? Clousers, bait patterns, colors?
Kayaks were definitely the way to go. Great photos. Thanks.
Next time-
Tom
On Jan 30, 2014, at 12:18 PM, Danny Hauser <sweepmasterjenkins@gmail.com> wrote:
I believe it is tied on a #2 hook but im not sure. Looks like Crystal estaz body with trimmed marabou tail, Eyes are un weighted but the body may be lightly wire wrapped. Great tied with lead clouser eyes for bass too. White seems to be the best color down there, it was like candy to every species. Its great cause it also presents super soft. I was using a 6wt orvis helios with floating line and 30lb floro tippet, strongly recommended for snook by the local guide.
On Jan 30, 2014 5:24 AM, "Nedak" <johngkaden@gmail.com> wrote:How about a recipe for the custom shminnow or some pics.
Also what wt rod were u using?
Great report. Very jealous.
Thanks.
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