christmas/drum bay

[kingfish58]

to my understanding there is no sign in right?

[Shortystillsurfs]

You are supposed to sign in under the 2004 bridge at the end of the fishing pier.
Get there early the line gets stupid.

[kingfish58]

to hunt the south shoreline

[fishcatchr]

Are you taking about signing in to duck hunt?

[kingfish58]

with out a boat

[kingfish58]

yeah

[fishcatchr]

No, that's the fun of public hunting. Fighting with everyone else to get there first.

[fishcatchr]

BTW a little words of wisdom, so you don't get yelled at. When you post up about duck in the future, on here or any other forum, try and not name spots, lakes, bays, etc. It's all searchable (via google etc.) , then next thing you know someone else will be right there next to you.

[mjh]

Really? Lol!

[fishcatchr]

"really" to whom?

[mjh]

No, that's the fun of public hunting. Fighting with everyone else to get there first.

Really? Lol!

[fishcatchr]

I was saying a bit sarcastically, while still answering his question. I love public hunting for way more reasons than that. I love the challenge of scouting, getting out there early, working to set up, etc. Its tough work, but it makes me have a larger sense of accomplishment than hunting private. I like private too, but I love the uncertainty and tension of public.

[mjh]

I was saying a bit sarcastically, while still answering his question. I love public hunting for way more reasons than that. I love the challenge of scouting, getting out there early, working to set up, etc. Its tough work, but it makes me have a larger sense of accomplishment than hunting private. I like private too, but I love the uncertainty and tension of public.

I understand.

[Milkjug]

Bring your spotlight to shine off the crowds and don't be surprised when you are spitting distance from someone who used some rinky dink headlamp and you never saw them.

[Gilbert]

BTW a little words of wisdom, so you don't get yelled at. When you post up about duck in the future, on here or any other forum, try and not name spots, lakes, bays, etc. It's all searchable (via google etc.) , then next thing you know someone else will be right there next to you.

like telling him rattle snake point in Christmas Bay is holding ducks. Is that giving out too much info?