If you live in a region where surface hunting agricultural fields is not what it once was, because hundreds of surface hunters walked the fields before you did, for generations, then it may be time to look at surfaces located in different settings. Like maybe the bottom surface of the pond next to the fields, or the bottom of embayments next to camps. Simply walking in shallow water will work, if the water is clear, but the act of walking itself creates visual hindrances to seeing the bottom.
Enter the underwater viewing bucket:
Don't have experience with these buckets, but I'm sure it can be tough on the back, and sun glare can also be a hindrance to seeing the bottom. There are underwater viewing scopes with visors to cut glare, but walking leaning over is very tough on the back as well. So, enter what looks like the way to go for 21st surface hunting water bottoms, where permitted and where it might just be very productive.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...athe-NOSE.html
Snorkeling in style!
Enter the underwater viewing bucket:
Don't have experience with these buckets, but I'm sure it can be tough on the back, and sun glare can also be a hindrance to seeing the bottom. There are underwater viewing scopes with visors to cut glare, but walking leaning over is very tough on the back as well. So, enter what looks like the way to go for 21st surface hunting water bottoms, where permitted and where it might just be very productive.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...athe-NOSE.html
Snorkeling in style!
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