Never mind how you get in, or what you hunt out of. The BIGGEST problem you will have is finding and retrieving birds in that kind of habitat. In my younger days, I used to hunt similar areas with some success. If the bottom is firm, walking slowly and jump shooting works well. Otherwise, a canoe is good. But again, I'm getting way too old for that. I hunted beaver ponds up north for years with similar habitat except a lot more snags and downed trees. Again finding a bird once you drop it is a royal pain in the A$$! Unless you have a top notch retriever, or you like to shoot birds on the water when they land, you'll likely cripple and lose more than you collect. I got tired of tearing brand new waders and losing cripples, so I pretty much quit that type of hunting. A great retriever would be my best advice.
