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Winchester also makes Bismuth shells. Were actually some good sales on them a while back.

Oh tiller definitely does give more usable floor. But he mentioned running around fishing so I,ll assume he might want a console of some type.

I,m sure it was in reaction to the initial trump tariffs on metals from China and their subsequent stoppage of exports. That has since changed and although Bismuth costs more now its not the exorbitant price that was being charged for a short time period. That and TSS availability dried up...

Bismuth is easy to reload and will cut your shell cost in half. I reload it for my 20,s & 28. Ballistic Products has all the reload data as well as components. Roto Metals occasionally has sales on Bismuth shot. A Mec 600 and a good digital scale and your in business. I don,t reload it in 12...

I see santa brought someone a drone for christmas!

Find some old barbell weights. You can even get them new at wally world. Probably cheaper now than the newly collectable sash weights

Kind of sounds like your trying to put something similar to the old flap that use to come in lacrosse hip boots . Although those weren't made for pulling boots on they got used for it in my case. Of course eventually a hard tug ripped them out. I Think those flaps were supposed to be fastened...

With that many people i,d go 20'. For hunting you want an open floor plan and not a huge fore deck for best use. Side console gives more useable space. I had a 17 prior to my present 20 and its surprising how tight that 17 got with 4 people.

They sell stretch cord in O.D. and Black as well as other colors if your worried about the color. Amazon or EBAY should have it. Works great for something to attach grassing to on small decked over duck boats ran thru nylon footman loops.

I like them simply for keeping frost off decoys when left in boat over nite. And keeps my labs muddy feet off them to! Great for storage in my opinion but really depends on how you use bags. They don,t really get in way of anything as lids simply fold down to sides during placement & retrieval.

Her web site should list bag pocket & height dimensions. If I recall correctly magnum duck size was 17"or 18" tall with 7" x 7" pockets. She makes Goose bags with pockets big enough an extra large goose decoy like a big foot floater easily slips in and of course they also can be had with lids...

She also makes magnum size bags with sewn down pockets and zip lids if you want that. About the only thing i,ve added to her bags is a cut square of G.I. foam sleeping pad in bottom to save on tail wear. Works great.

Seaark is about as tough as you,ll find . .125 hulls and use to be tallest hulls within the big aluminum jon hulls, but not sure about now. If your going to be running around in the bay i,d suggest their bay style hull with slight bottom v. I,ve got a 2072 with the flat bottom and while it...

Merry Christmas to all. May the Holiday season bring you good fortune and great times.

If in warmer weather you do decide to zip out liner make sure your wearing long pants and tuck them down so that bottom zipper won,t irritate your leg. Learned that quickly with my first pair on a hot early teal hunt wearing shorts which I discovered was a no go.

You do know an Aluminum Hang on tree stand works as good as any dog stand. And can usually be picked up cheap, used on Mkt. Place or EBAY. Just find one with larger platform or modify platform to your liking. Avery Outdoors used to make a great one that could hang on tree or be used as a dog...

Are you looking for a Hang on tree type or Free Standing type?

You,ll love that zip in liner for warmth. I did find with the pair of those I bought this past spring that I had to go up a boot size just so they weren't quite as tight on foot compared to previous wader of same type but they changed boot. You should get about 4 to 5 years out of them before...

Thats a neat little Bx. Grassed up right it should disappear. Is there room under deck for size 14 boots ,not splayed out ,when ones laid out?

Dock ducks. Funny story to come. Years ago Md. DNR used to release pen raised Mallard's about middle of Sept. on rivers and bayfront . Of course they released them easiest place they could get to water from a landing. Sometimes those birds were so acclimated to human presence meaning food they...