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Author:
PECo
Date:
Mar 12, 2018
Subject:
Connecticut River - Riverfront Park, Glastonbury 03/11
Message:
No much to report, fishingwise.
I wanted to fish Keeney Cove, so I schlepped El Habañero down to Point Road in Glastonbury, but the gate was closed:
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So, I drove down to Riverfront Park to launch from the ramp. I didn’t take any photos, but I was glad I was wearing boots, because the bottom of the ramp was covered by a four to six inch thick layer of silty mud. The mud almost pulled off my boots! And after I got into the kayak, I had trouble getting afloat, because it was stuck in the mud.
To make a long story short, I chose to paddle across the river to check out White Oaks, instead of paddling up the river to Keeney Cove:
[img:143e120794]https://imageshack.com/a/img924/4821/3My5rx.jpg[/img:143e120794]
It turned out to be a bad choice. Although I saw plenty of impressive birds, the murky 41 to 42 degree water was almost devoid of fish. I said “almost”, because I got one bite from a chain pickerel on a white spinnerbait after two hours of absolutely nothing. To make things worse, it spit the spinnerbait 10 feet from the kayak, so I didn’t even boat it.
Rather than extend my outing by a few more hours, I headed back to the muddy ramp and went to Jahm Ske’s for some hot, spicy goat curry. Yah, mon!
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