I took advantage of the extreme low tide this AM here in Ct. where I live. This gave me the opportunity to see some channels and bars I don't normally see in regular low tide conditions. I was amazed to see how some areas were laid out. I have a different view of some of these areas now. One area specifically has a channel running very close to the shore line. At this spot I used to cast way out, and after seeing this, I realize that long casts will not be necessary to get to the edge of the channel. Especially with an eel.

Always good to do a little scouting! Hopefully it doesn't change much before the Spring run.

Strong NWest wind, low tide - yep - you'll see more ;)