The Migration Waterfowl Podcast
Jul 23, 2026 · 1 hr 36 min · 27 segments
Some waterfowl hunters measure experience by the number of seasons they've hunted. The best hunters measure it by how much they're still learning. On this episode of The Migration Waterfowl Podcast…
Jordan MurdochGuestBrian HalbleibHostThink you have what it takes? Well, this morning I headed out with part of the PA crew, Mike Pamibo and Chase Victor, to check out a stretch of river we've never looked at before.
We went to a couple of different boat launches that we've never been to before.
This river system is really popular for canoeing and kayaking and recreating.
So there's only parts of it where you could actually launch like a, like a bass boat or, or something with an outboard on it.
So we went to a couple of launches that looked good on the map and, you know, Google shows those photos of things and kind of fooled us.
It looked like there were some pretty decent boat ramps, but, um, after checking a couple of them, we were like, eh, it's kind of sketchy to, to launch a boat with an outboard on here.
One of the tricks that I use when I'm looking at river systems to see if I can get a boat in, if you look at Google Maps, you'll see, you know, houses or camps along different river systems.
And if they've got boats parked there, you know that it's navigable for anything with an outboard or whatever boat that you're running.
I told my buddy I wasn't in any hurry since I'm going to be tied up the next couple of weeks.
And he's going to get it wrapped up, though, get it ready for probably next week.
But, you know, I might be trading it in because it's just nickel and dime in me these last couple of years.
Think you have what it takes? Well, this morning I headed out with part of the PA crew, Mike Pamibo and Chase Victor, to check out a stretch of river we've never looked at before.
We went to a couple of different boat launches that we've never been to before.
This river system is really popular for canoeing and kayaking and recreating.
So there's only parts of it where you could actually launch like a, like a bass boat or, or something with an outboard on it.
So we went to a couple of launches that looked good on the map and, you know, Google shows those photos of things and kind of fooled us.
It looked like there were some pretty decent boat ramps, but, um, after checking a couple of them, we were like, eh, it's kind of sketchy to, to launch a boat with an outboard on here.
One of the tricks that I use when I'm looking at river systems to see if I can get a boat in, if you look at Google Maps, you'll see, you know, houses or camps along different river systems.
And if they've got boats parked there, you know that it's navigable for anything with an outboard or whatever boat that you're running.
I told my buddy I wasn't in any hurry since I'm going to be tied up the next couple of weeks.
And he's going to get it wrapped up, though, get it ready for probably next week.
But, you know, I might be trading it in because it's just nickel and dime in me these last couple of years.
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