Hundreds of not thousands of Canada Geese and a smattering of ducks. Mild and calm seas
Century Club: Greg Brennan
We were pleased to welcome back all the fairweather boats. It was a lovely sunny breezy day.
Lovely fast row. Large and growing raft of ducks just out of sight East of Greenbury Point. A few gulls overhead
No boats besides my Sophie.
Out on ELVIS with Tony, Charles, and Chris. Spent a lot of time squeezing fists to get the water out of my fleece mittens.
It was very foggy AND windy this morning so I decided to skip the Severn. There is still ice in the coves but you can get all the way to the headwaters almost.
Saw a couple of geese tucked in behind the jabins dock across from Severn House.
The Severn was 60-70% clear with multiple wrack lines of slush punctuated by serving plate sized ice floes.i saw a flock of seabirds on the one car sized floe and heard many waterfowl over in Carrs Creek.
Not a lot of excitement. No birds or fish, just Huxley, chaser of ducks.
Cbibs buoy is offline so I didn't know about the wave action until I got out there. It was just me and Sophie and one tug boat poking around the Severn. The wind was coming from Kent Island so I skipped zigzagging the markers and went straight for #4.
I was out very early with running lights this morning. There are a surprising amount of gulls overhead at that hour.
Only saw one boat, a recreational trawler heading out of Back Creek to watch the sunrise.
Birds today but not a single boat. Gulls, cormorants, and a flock of ducks. I didn't see any fish but I think I heard some splashes. Air temp 37f, water about the same, and no wind except a couple of isolated gusts.







































