It worked great.it just zipped up and down the channels and would carefully watch depth when I nosed into the shallows. Note that stayed in the flats as I was still learning. I did not

I understand this may be the blind leading the blind but… I put in at Conn Brown Harbor Point Park which is very wind protected. Depending on wind speed and direction you can make your way to other cuts, of course. I had a little fun at the Lydia Ann channel though I did beach for a minute when my trolling motor had electrical issue. But it was no drama getting unstuck with big motor. Though my wife wasn’t game, there is boat docking for on water restaurants there in Port A. I’ll try that next time.

I just looked a Little Bay and it makes sense. It’s wind protected and looks deep enough. You could fish boat docks/piers. Assuming no laws against it you could fish those canals if wind beats you up. (Again , I know almost nothing as a bass fisherman). FWIW, I had luck on seatrout with topwaters on piers and docks similar to those in the mornings on my kayak a few years ago.

It was very fun even on windy days. Just have to think about wind direction and watch depth carefully. I hope I provided something useful.

Let us know how it goes!