I was able to make it out on opening day and managed to bring home a few Bluebill despite several glitches in my original plan. I didn't have my boat/blind due to a recent traffic accident and had to wade to my favorite area in high winds and fairly rough waves. I'm glad I started out in the dark, as I may have been too intimidated had I been able to see the conditions. I sat out the decoys and hunkered down in the reeds hiding as best I could. I was only able to hunt for a couple of hours, as the conditions worsened, and I didn't want to get stranded on the small island where I was hunting. The island lay about 120 meters from the coast and I only had about an inch of wader to spare as I floated the decoys back. Although I missed a few and didn't take a few shots that I should have, I had a great time. I cant wait to get my boat back on the water so I can stay out all day.
I jumped this mixed group about a week ago while out doing some recon. Hopefully the swarm will stay around for a while. Once the snow starts, the greenheads should move in, and these guys will be to wise to get fooled into my spread.
Oda Omoto Kagura a vestige of shamanism in Japan
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Hey! Look at the blog "Beachcomber's Logbook" in 2010-11-24 ! → http://beachcomb.exblog.jp/
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