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<blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 79444" data-attributes="member: 1305"><p>There were big strings of them out by the gun range at 6. Some of the waves were a couple miles long and there were lots of waves. We have enough open water out east to support the snows away from the river but only just. Always forget in drought years there is a source of open water that pops up right away and that is the water that froze a few inches deep on on the big mud flats. Shallow ice with a black background equals fast thaw. As for the lessers it had dawned on me that I hadn't seen the day where the sky was full of them yet and I've never seen the snows move through ahead of them. Most years it seems that the west snows track a day or two behind. This year is primed to be a vary weird year and I for one can't wait to see what they will do. For some reason I keep getting Jeff Goldblum's character from Jurassic Park stuck in my head when he says life will find a way. Replace the word life with snows and you find one of the greatest troughs in waterfowling.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dean nelson, post: 79444, member: 1305"] There were big strings of them out by the gun range at 6. Some of the waves were a couple miles long and there were lots of waves. We have enough open water out east to support the snows away from the river but only just. Always forget in drought years there is a source of open water that pops up right away and that is the water that froze a few inches deep on on the big mud flats. Shallow ice with a black background equals fast thaw. As for the lessers it had dawned on me that I hadn't seen the day where the sky was full of them yet and I've never seen the snows move through ahead of them. Most years it seems that the west snows track a day or two behind. This year is primed to be a vary weird year and I for one can't wait to see what they will do. For some reason I keep getting Jeff Goldblum's character from Jurassic Park stuck in my head when he says life will find a way. Replace the word life with snows and you find one of the greatest troughs in waterfowling. [/QUOTE]
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