1)Don't go there on Friday night. The "Trailer parking"was filled with passenger cars (picnicers and partiers)
2)Don't go on nights with no, or a late moon. No lights of any kind at the ramp, making it up the creek was tricky, even with a spotlight.
As soon as I launched, I had to park about 3/8 of a mile away and walk back. I decided to stop at the first tree for haha's, and caught a 1lb skunk buster. Worked the shady sides of 2 islands with no success, waiting for the sun to go down. Tried a point I used to fish and got a second, 1.25 lb Largemouth still on a Dinger. After sunset I started throwing topwater, and missed 3 in a row on a Hula Popper and a Pop-R. Nothing on a Jitterbug,or a Whopper Plopper, so I went back to the Hula Popper and finally got one. Only 1.75 lb. but the best of the night. Fished another 45 minutes and decided to try and find the ramp, then walk back to my truck.
Learned something else, there's a flash for selfies too, that's why they look so bright. Who knew?

Fred.... Nice goin, how long after that flash did ya have to sit and wait to have your eyes recover, so you could navigate the boat ? I'm puzzled by the superiority of the Hula Popper over the Plopper and especially the Jitterbug. I hung up my last Hula on a stump years ago, and did not even make and effort to retrieve it, I rarely had even a wake and no take with it , but wrangled in some nice fish regularly with JBugs. All I can think is that my pop,pause, pop pop pause was not very convincing as far as the Hula bait was concerned. Tried other methods too, but almost never got a take. The days or nights I did, you could've caught bass on a cigar butt or a Bic with a hook duct taped to it. Now you went and gave me an excuse to buy some... If ya don't mind, what colors worked for ya ?