Sure, Chris, I'll let you know when I head back up there again.

As it turns out, I didn't get a nibble, but I guess that's not so surprising when you're throwing the 'big wood' all day (not only did I have to break in my new *4-Eye* plug (thanks, Joey!), I also wanted to force myself to throw only the trout plugs, as much as I could stand it, and I was able to hold to that about 90% of my time out there).

Damn, I figured my chances would be pretty decent, being the middle of the week & all, and it *was* pretty quiet out there, boatwise. However, the water's pretty murky & cold, so you can't say conditions are prime, by any means. However, with the park just having reopened, and with these stories of other guys catching some toads already this month, I was hoping...

One funny thing while I was out there: I had to switch to a diving bait at one point in the afternoon, cuz these big ol' hawks (Opsreys, maybe?) were divebombing on my surface baits, and they just wouldn't go away. First there was one, then two or three. They kept swooping in with their wings & talons set in attack mode; I had to start cranking super fast just to get the baits to dive a few inches to try & deter them. I sure didn't want to hook one! :o That could've gotten ugly!

BTW, only one other boater I talked to there said they caught anything, and that was just a single 2.5'er. Didn't happen to ask what they caught it on though, sorry.