Back from the Mountains, no Gold:cry:

[PaPa-Joe-Fla.]

Just spent 7 days with my family, in a Cabin in the mountains, did allot of hiking and sight seeing but did manage to get out for a short spin one day. I admire all you guys and gals that brave the weather to hunt. This Florida boy was about to freeze after an hour in knee deep water. The temperature was in the teens and twenties, thank goodness the sun was out. Three layers of clothes and waders seem to work, but I had no water proof gloves, just what I use in Fl. so my fingers tips stayed cold. Here are a few pics. of my trip.

ONE OF THE FALLS WE HIKED TO
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ICE IN THE RIVER, NOT USED TO THAT IN FL.
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SWIMMING AREA, BUT WATER WAS VERY LOW THIS TIME OF YEAR
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SLIPPERY ROCKS MAKE IT HARD TO HUNT, AND DIG
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MY NUT, ONE HR. HUNT , SAME STUFF I FIND IN FL. WATERS, MAYBE NEXT YEAR GOLD
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THANKS FOR LOOKING, HH

 

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[Craig-PI]

Nice pictures Pa-Pa When you hunt spots like that get yourself a pair of guantlet insulated gloves from Bemac.. its what we wear in our 30 degree water up here during the winter months..