The area where Walters and Livesay are fishing is not that large. If you took the whole of the point they are on or nearly on, it’s not more than 120 acres.
But the interesting part of the area with the standard reeds and buggy whips with a smattering of dollar pads, is it’s about the only place around this part of the world that also has rocks. Huge limestone rocks.
You can’t see them sticking out. But they’re big and hard enough to bust a skag. I imagine they also hold a lot of heat, which may be one of the contributing factors for so many big ones showing up for Walters and Livesay.