Went out yesterday for my own personal opener, as I passed going on Sat. since it was 70 and sunny. I headed to my little swamp and was really surprised at how low the water was. I know this place like the back of my hand so I know where all the submerged hazards are but was shocked to see every hazard now exposed by the low water. I kicked off 150 honkers and since that season doesn't open until 10-25, they got a free pass. Most of the morning I was covered in honks, but ducks were another story. I probably saw 60 Woodies but they all flew over my spot just out of range and were headed on a bee line to someplace else. As the morning wore on I had a 3 pack of BWT come in fast from behind me, dip towards my spread and then skedaddled off East to points unknown. All of this happened within the first 1/2 hour right after LST and then it died from there. I did not see another bird until I called it at about 10:00. Despite the fact that the weather called for a 10-15 mph N wind, it was dead calm all morning. ot sure when I will get out again as the weather is going to be just too darn nice for duck hunting. Hope you all are doing better than me.
