Welcome to another 10 minute Tuesday.

Joey and I are here.

We're going to give you guys some water hunting tips to start your year.

So we're focused on probably more water around our area.

So not a lot of timber tips in here for you.

But one of the things that I think is super important when you go out on water is finding a good spot.

One of my favorite things to do is to try to find a point, either on an island or on the

outside of the lake, and even in a pond, because what you have is you have a couple of

different options, so you can hunt the point, or you could hunt in a bay that's going to be

a little more protected, and it's going to just depend on your wind, kind of the conditions, and I don't know, I think that's a really good spot.

Yeah.

I mean, the thing with water hunting that's so interesting is, yes, you want to be protected from the wind.

So if you're on one side of the point, you'll notice like the first 10, 15 feet of the water is dead.

And so if you think like a bird,

you're essentially, oh my God, it's windy out here. I want to go down and rest or I want to go down and eat. And if you go and look at water when it's super windy and there's white caps, you don't

see ducks feeding in the white caps unless it's like divers. But even then, they will find a point to where they're somewhat

protected from the wind. Yeah, they'll be like right on the edge of where it gets shitty. Right. And I think

that's why point hunting is so awesome is because you have wind, but at the same time, you have some

protection. Yep. And if you need more or you need to adjust based on that, you can just curl back to the

inside a little more or shoot out to the front a little bit more. It gives you a lot of options,

especially like Joey said with the wind. Well, and the thing that was so confusing to me because

I was dumb when I started water hunting by myself is, okay, you want to go hunting and win because

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