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Report From Southern Wi

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cigarlung

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Today Williams Bay Was Sunny With Some Wind Noted Lake Had Some 1 To 3 Ft. Waves Visability Was 10 + Feet Ducks On The Lake Were Noted To Be Slightly Hypothermic However I Was Not Able To Rescue Any Seems They Were A Bit Confused Related To Heat Loss. Beuchat Company Kept Me Warm As Toast In My Seven Mil Opencell Blue Sunday Suit. I Had Huge Struggle Attempting Put My New Monofin On To No Avail. The Wind And The Rocks Were To Much Of A Hindrance It Seems Waterway Competion Fin Has Fragile Fiberglass And Being The Pauper That I Am Did Not Want To Break It During The First Use. I Think Bad Day In The Water Is Not A Bad Day At All And A Trip Out Rockford Much Needed.
 
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