Monday, Feb. 10 (from Dave and Ken)...We figured we'd better hit the water before this next slug of rain arrives. Launched at 9 a.m., with the water temperature at 46 degrees and a wind that seemed to only get stronger as the day wore on. We spent the first three hours checking out the off-colored to downright muddy water in West Neck and points north before finally heading to Albright's, where we found the only clear water of the day. However, there were some spots in Albright's that also were off-colored. Before ending our day at 3 p.m., we had caught a total of five bass, with an estimated total weight of about 10 lbs. We started with a double--Dave had about a 3.5-pounder, and mine would have gone about 2 lbs. Productive baits were soft plastics and a Rapala Sub Walk. Saw Rob P. and Mike M. throughout the day. When we talked last, they had put two fish in the boat, but we never compared notes at the end of the day, so have no idea what their final tally was. Water temperature when we quit only had inched up three degrees to 49.
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