I have a few questions for you Canal sharpies and floaties...although I cringe at the thought of being a Canal floatie...like this redlite character...
Is it possible to catch fish at the canal at night during the fall run or does it all happen during the day?
It's a very confusing place...how come when the wind blows east, the tide still runs west?
Does the lower water column flow in unison with the upper water column or does it take a while for the top to catch up to the bottom or vice-a-versa?
If I snap a jig off on the East end, why doesn't it ever wash ashore on the West end,,, even when the tide is pushing that way?
Why did they remove the porta-john from the middle area? Was it due to the amount of floaties drifting by?
Why are there sea-gulls painted on the concrete? Is that to mimic an ongoing blitz from the other side??
Speaking of the other side, why are the fish always busting on that side?? ...and when they are, why are the guys on that side still trying to cast to the opposite side?
Why are there ropes every 40 feet leading into the water?? Is that to secure the canal so it doesn't float away??
Someone should write a "Canal for dummies" thread....lot of us on here.
...I know I could use the help,,,,,,,and what in God's name is a TROLL?