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For hunting, I like sq. sterns. I have two Radisson 14' sq ends. One is the canoe, the other is the wide transom. I really like the wide transom because you can row it. The canoe is nice as well, I use that more for fly-fishing, and it paddles fine with two. If I'm alone, I am usually in...

Just need to add a 24" dropper from the sled to long-line and a seasoned dog will swim right through/over the line.

Spot on Carl.

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I have seen all kinds of rigs on the water. It really depends on the area you'll be hunting and the conditions you'll see there and also how many people do you think will be with, including dogs. Gear takes up a ton of space, both safety and hunting gear. I've hunted inside harbors from a...

I have turned a 2x4 on edge and U-bolted it to my rack to give added height before. Then run eye bolts to tie into. Has worked on all my truck racks. But I still would turn my square-stern canoes around. Those 4' beds can really be a challenge. I have often thought of a hitch extender even...

No, I haven't been up for couple years now. I will have to remember the bait bag trick though, I am always looking for the "right-sized" rock to tie up. Nice you had one great day, pretty sure I know the pond. I have only ever there fished that once, and that was years ago.

We'll have to get out again sometime so you can see her in action. Good luck at Baxter, I'm envious.

I agree, I always look forward to fall, but this one will have a little more meaning.

It will be a black duck for the first hunt, then most likely be painted into a drake eider and accompany Quill and me on our sea duck trips. It really depends on how the black duck paint job comes out. I'm much more comfortable doing eiders.

Aside from a sea duck repaint, I'm pretty sure I haven't posted here regarding decoys. I'll simply leave the carving to the talented ones, but after Pearl passed I felt that I owed her to at least try to do a decoy urn. The wood is from a pine tree that came from my land, the tools used...

It's hard to believe that Quill is already 6 months old. Since our return trip home from VA in March it has been puppy play and training. She is progressing nicely and I don't have any doubt that we'll be ready for that last weekend in Sept. Following are some snapshots in time from the past...