[Muddy Water]

Went to Kerr on Saturday. Had planned on hitting the Grassy Creek area, but my fishing partner (wife) crapped out on me and it was quite breezy, so I decided to stay in the Nutbush area. The whole day was nothing but an exercise in aggrivation. I used the most dreaded four letter word in angler language repeatedly, (in conjunction with other four letter words). That word is WIND! It was so eratic and strong that I had the biggest devil of a time controling my high profile old starcraft. Lost 2 crappie jigs within the first half hour to snaggs. Didn't get a single bite the whole time.
Should have stayed home Sat., done some choirs and gone out on Sunday instead. Sure hope next weekend in better.

 

[fojoloy]

Muddy Water--Sounds like someone has cast a "heebie Jeebie hex" upon you.

 

[Muddy Water]

Hummm. Didn't think about it, but maybe I need to search my boat for a 'nanner!

 

[fishcrazy]

I know the feeling. I went Friday and everything that I did was wrong from the time I got out of bed till I quit fishing at the end of the day. I thought several times during the day that I should have stayed home so I did just that on Saturday and have regretted it ever since. lol

 

[Topsail Angler]

March is proving it's reputation this year as the "windy month". We sure have had our share this month. I hope it starts to calm down soon!

 

[Scott Hobbs]

If you can get on these wind blown points the bass will stack up on them. Casting spinnerbaits allows you to maintain somekind of control.
The above factors will depend on how good of a trolling motor, battery or anchor system you may have.

tight lines <*)))))>{

 

[nitrobass]

Along with battery and anchor,etc hope your legs are strong from working the pedal all day.. But all in all it beats sitting home and you could always go to the windless shore or cove