good idea, might just bail some water in ours to give it a head start.Rick wrote:We pulled the lids off our blinds this afternoon with the hope that rain water ballast will ease the strain on anchorage.
Ducaholic wrote:Comeaux how is the marsh looking post Barry? Rick?
DComeaux wrote:Ducaholic wrote:Comeaux how is the marsh looking post Barry? Rick?
I hope this is it for the season.
DComeaux wrote:This came in the mail yesterday, and when my wife handed it to me yesterday evening I gave her a hug. She smiled and shook her head...LOL! I'm starting to get that tingle in my brain.
Duck Engr wrote:Don’t know y’all’s location relative to Venice, but I took a tuna fishing trip down there on Tuesday and water levels were definitely up. Northbound of 23 was still flooded on Monday in a couple places but had receded by Wednesday when we left. Several road spots close to the marina were also under water, including a couple of the docks, but it looked like this wasn’t an uncommon occurrence based on some additional walkways that looked like they started as temporary but had been there a while.
Duck Engr wrote:Speaking of a high Mississippi River, I didn’t take this photo, but drove by this same place headed down 23 and it was crazy to see a barge so high up on the levee!
Edit: upon further thinking, I don’t recall seeing a railroad along 23 like is shown in the picture, but it still demonstrates what I saw while riding.
DComeaux wrote:From what I've read on the link Darren provided we should be covered in BW very soon. Looking forward to Rick's reports from the field. He's like the Jim Cantore of waterfowl sightings.
DComeaux wrote:I could stare all day long.
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