Took the yak up Birch Creek today. Fished from 10 till 3. I was looking for Whites and Crappie. Not a single white, but I did end up with 4 keeper crappie. Also caught 4 black bass. That was fun...

Skinny water getting into the creek, but I did see two boats up there.

Wow! No reports from today? I guess I'll be the first then.

Very, very slow today. I fished with a guy from the Austin Bass Fishing forum and between the two of us we ended up with 4 White Bass, 2 Catfish, and 1 Drum in about 6 hours of fishing.

All fish were caught out of Nails Creek. There was plenty of water in the creek once we got into the channel, but the fishing conditions were tough. The winds were strong even in the creek and when there wasn't wind there was lots of pollen, leaves, and other debris on the water. We actually spent a good amount of time fishing for Crappie, but couldn't get any to bite. They're in there though because we saw a guy fishing from the bank pull out a couple of really nice ones. On the way out we talked to a guy who had been fishing in Yegua Creek and he said it was slow there as well.

I'm really glad we made the decision to fish Nails today because at the boat ramp we watched two guys struggling against the wind in a canoe. They told us it took them two hours to get from the mouth of Yegua Creek to the boat ramp!

It is shallow enough to walk all the way from the mouth of the Yegua to Nails creek, float over the channel of nails creek and then walk to the boat ramp along the south shore. I've done that a few times when the wind really kicks up out of the south...