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Jode~ Fine thoughts well-illustrated! Thank you! As my hunts now can be just a stroll over to one of my ponds, a few hours ago I got comfortable in a blind well before shooting time. Nothing joined me by sunrise. So - on the return voyage - a 100-yard row back to the dike - I contented...

Good morning, All~ I am enjoying all that I am reading on this thread - but do not yet fit the category. I have just begun my 60th season pursuing this Grand Passion that we all share. I do something with the sport just about every day of the year - boats, decoys, artwork, stories, history...

Good morning, Anthony~ Neat idea of running the oar holder down through the deck - so you still get the benefit of securing it to the transom. Clever Fellows down there along Great South Bay! All the best, SJS

Anthony~ I see you are also working on a stool rack. Here's the one on the TED SANFORD. I am fairly certainly - though never thought to ask him directly - that it is his design. It is 6-pieces that hinge together. It sits on the deck and held in place with just 4 chocks - one in each...

Greg~ Friends on Long Island have seen it. As my daughter lives in Germany, I have heard them several times back in their native land. I have yet to see one up close - but their song is remarkably like the clocks! All the best, SJS

Greg~ Me, too. I carry a 10-pound Navy with about 40 feet of line. The anchor and line are lashed in place - so ready when needed. But, I will go whole seasons without using it. My single staub (marsh stake) keeps the boat where I want it whilst gunning. All the best, SJS