Never been to Harris but I'll offer up some of what I've learned along the way. The paddle dribble will get better over time as you get your technique down. Always check the wind forecast for the day, not just precipitation. Carry a wad of toilet paper in your pocket just in case, you can use it as intended if nature calls, but it also makes a good tissue or something to get a fire going. Look into getting an anchor system to keep you put while you fish, even if it's just a stakeout pole. I used to bring 4 rods and all my tackle and boy was that a pain! Now I just take one rod and some bait/lures depending on what I'm fishing for, Keep It Simple Stupid.
And my last bit of advice especially as it warms up, don't bother hitting up any public body of water during the weekend. You will just end up getting frustrated by the amount of people zipping around near you as you bob up and down in their wake. Buncha trust fund kids with their wakeboard boats blasting terrible hiphop beep bop music, well there goes my peaceful outing.
And my last bit of advice especially as it warms up, don't bother hitting up any public body of water during the weekend. You will just end up getting frustrated by the amount of people zipping around near you as you bob up and down in their wake. Buncha trust fund kids with their wakeboard boats blasting terrible hiphop beep bop music, well there goes my peaceful outing.