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.
Century Club: Greg Brennan
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.
It with the hang on Elvis. Very cold and windy. And cormorants!
Light wind and desolate. Three gulls and three ducks.
Me and one lone kayaker, no other boats.
It's so windless I'm actually posting this from the boat (Sophie). Ran all the usual markers. One workboat,, one recreational fisherman, and one sailboat. One seagull and a cormorant and a small flock of maybe black birds.
Handled the mainsheet on Tony's Beneteau for two races.







































