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This report has me pumped. I am hoping that those areas turn on with white shrimp in the months to come. If they do, it will be slam-hammer heaven on the speckled trout and redfish.
I also wonder how the redfish are doing at the rigs in Salvador.
Whenever I would sight fish redfish I’d head to the south shoreline of Salvador, but haven’t been there since Ida. I see that it’s blown out on GED. I just hope the grass is still there.
I think you’re right about the sediment, because anywhere in the outfall of the River, where that sediment drops out, the bottom gets hard. Like something you would see in the River itself.
I do know that in many places in Salvador where I dropped a Power Pole, I could hear the fiberglass spear scraping on what sounded like shells. I wonder if there used to be (and still is) a slew of rangia clams in Salvador like there is in Lakes Pontchartrain and Borgne.
That sure does help keep the water clean.
I appreciate your report, and think that good things are coming to Cataouatche and Salvador. I hope so! It’d be badass to fish Whiskey Canal after a strong cold front!
