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Anyone able to point me in a direction?? I've only hunted here a few times and everywhere that I would normally go is very frozen lol...double checked everywhere to verify no open water....any ideas for the morning??? Any help is appreciated!!
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Are you in the silverdale area (thats what your profile says).
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Duckabush, or any where that you can hunt salt water. Duckabush isn't far, and it's got a couple of sweet little walk in spots.
I would say Belfair mudflats... but the tides are rough to get just right.
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Oops....I'm over by the pot holes, staying at the mardon resort
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That makes more sense. You'll have to find moving water (of course). The crab creek area between Moses and PH might be open. Also you can the frenchman waates area. Theres plenty of public land off road C. Just east of PH.
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