Yesterday Seth aka CatchnKeepers guided me. We hiked, hiked, did I say we hiked to Huckfinn. When we arrived there was a large snake in the water below right of the tree. Seth caught several sandies, kept 2, dropped 1. I caught several dinks and yellow bass. We moved to Josh's faverite, pretty much the same, Seth catching me getting short strikes. We decided to go to the bridge and met Daveag99. Dave said we just missed BaffinBay. Dave gave us a heads up on the hole BB had just caught severl large perch. We walked down there but it was elbow to elbow so we went back to the bridge. We got in the water and stared moving upstream. We have fished this strech the last 2 or 3 times and it has been the most productive for us. Naturaly Seth started catchin fish right away. He found a submerged log and with every cast he would work that log and bring in a sandy. I finally found a spot with the same results. We ran out of minnows and I wanted to try the plastic minnows Tfly had told us about. I was working my way to a log to set my back pack on and found a hole that was deeper than my waders are tall. I couldnt get out fast and got soaked. This was my first time to really take on water in these waders and I had forgotten how unpleasent it is to have cold water working its way to my boots by way of any and all passages created by the body parts I'm trying to keep dry. That ended the fishing and it was a long ride home. We did take out 11 and gave them to a friend.

Does anyone know if this rain would stimulate the fish to go back to the Rowlett Creek for this season?
Is the annual sand bass run for the RC over?

water is way up from what it was a couple weeks ago.