Mikx

Still on Google Maps:

I saw a bunch around 6pm. They went pretty high overhead, I'd say 80° or so. Was almost impossible (for me) to see them with a naked eye. I had to use night vision to pick them off a hazy skies.

Ice is never gets thick here. No problem to cut 15-20 holes with a hand auger. But can you imagine being this guy:

Money.

Most people's basements are probably more radioactive than that.

I sent my boat registration papers to the Springfield office on Tuesday, got it back in the mail on Friday. Boston usually takes longer because everyone sends to Boston.

Once I was duck hunting on Sudbury River and that one mallard fell into the lily pads on the other side of the river. Before I could get to it, there was some commotion nearby and, a few seconds later, the duck got pulled down under the water, never to be seen again. I'm pretty sure it was very dead by then.

Here is one from yesterday:

I use this stuff with a good success:

@The BuzzardsBayBruin nice catch! What make/model of the boat? I like the layout.

Small sabikis (that look like krill) seem to work OK for sea herring.

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