First Yellow on the yak - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

steveooo · 12-01-2009, 07:37 PM

So I think I've got a new plan. Sometimes it seems that it's faux pas to post a report. People get mad with too little info, or too much info. Dammed if you do, dammed if you don't, which is funny, because it appears that not many pople actually read the reports anyways. On the other hand, not reading fishing reports get a little boring as well. Inspired recently by Iceman, I think you can really get alot of bang for your buck by just digging up an old report and bringing it to the top again. If you are feeling a little down, dig up one of your own reports and you'll get plenty of "Nice Fish" and these

. If you feel like giving some kudos, find a good report from a friend and make it new again. But, what ever you do, under no circumstances, NEVER reming Grego that he caught a halibut a few months back... You will never hear the end of it, I swear

Now all I need is a good code group...

12-01-2009, 07:37 PM	#11
steveooo Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 1,922	So I think I've got a new plan. Sometimes it seems that it's faux pas to post a report. People get mad with too little info, or too much info. Dammed if you do, dammed if you don't, which is funny, because it appears that not many pople actually read the reports anyways. On the other hand, not reading fishing reports get a little boring as well. Inspired recently by Iceman, I think you can really get alot of bang for your buck by just digging up an old report and bringing it to the top again. If you are feeling a little down, dig up one of your own reports and you'll get plenty of "Nice Fish" and these . If you feel like giving some kudos, find a good report from a friend and make it new again. But, what ever you do, under no circumstances, NEVER reming Grego that he caught a halibut a few months back... You will never hear the end of it, I swear Now all I need is a good code group...