Winter ZGO

This is my second attempt at writing a report (the first one vanished into nowhere)

So, without thinking too long about Shagay (the road's long and muddy), early in the morning me and the guys headed out to the sea. Southwest wind 5-7 m, chilly, the sun doesn't warm (whichever way you look at it, it's December already). I wasn't expecting anything worthwhile from the trip, just to walk around, get some fresh air. The water had receded a lot (as usual in winter), swell again, basically milk. After walking up and down the shore to our heart's content looking for underwater visibility, we got to the sunken barges in the bay. I thought we were the only crazy ones, but no, another 20 or so anglers were catching mullet on sea worms, and I'll say not without results, each had 1-4 fish of 600-800 g. I found a spot with 1-1.5 m visibility and decided to get in. Got one right away (shot practically into nowhere), swam about 50 meters (where there was so-called visibility) and another tail flashed by; when diving to the bottom you could see the silt stirred up by fish that had taken off. In short, they're there, but you need visibility, at least three meters, so you can go for it and send it in to the show "BET YOU CAN'T". Good luck, everyone!