Awesome update, John. That wasn't that far from me—and I saw those kayaks on YouTube but wasn't able to find them for rent. I was thinking about buying an inflatable kayak or SUP for up north and then taking it down with me. Then I'd have way more chances to fish. The biggest mistake I made was wandering around too much. I realized too late I went the wrong way and then spent the majority of my time paddling to get back to the launch site. But there were a bunch of boat docks that were relatively undisturbed I should have camped out on for longer time.
The guy I rented a kayak from told me about how in the summer he caught a 3 foot tarpon in skinny water with a spin rod near where you bring back the kayaks. It was maybe two foot of water when I was there. I think normally it's deeper. The fish went wild, jumping three times before he had to cut the line because he couldn't handle it. Can't wait to go back and give it another whack!
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