DarDys
I did okay with it because once the sweat starts running down your crack (about 5 minutes), all bets are off and who cares.
usually takes me about 5 seconds for that to happen on the gulf coast of mississippi.
there is a very nice breeze on the gulf that makes it tolerable to be on the beach even on the hottest days but dadgummit, in june, july and august when you get two blocks off the beach it's a different kind of hot down there than i've ever felt anywhere else.
always thought i'd die if i lived in the south, but the older i get, the more i'm thinking i like the idea of trading december through march here for may through september down there.
to get a bit back on topic, the spot i fished on arthur last night was insanely active with alewives and wipers, although i still can't catch a wiper on a bomber to save my life. finally took pork's advice and got a cast net a few weeks ago, but i only got it so my youngest can have some fun when we're there at night, and it has paid off for him. keeps him from getting bored waiting for me to hook nothing on a bomber, and it usually only takes a few minutes for a fish to eat an alewife once we actually get a few in the cast net.