Please keep in mind when you're writing a fishing report for this section....when you enter the info in the subject line to use the following format:
Stream, County, Date
Stream: Where you fished; needs to be a specific body of water.
You don't have to describe exact spots or sections, but the common name of the stream or lake needs to be included.
County where you fished: By providing the county, it allows newbies to get an idea of where fishing opportunities are in different sections of the state. This info is a bit less critical for out-of-state reports, but should be included if possible.
Date: Reports here should be a single day of fishing. Two or three day reports are okay as well, but we're not looking for general reports of a summer's worth of angling. Keep 'em to specific fishing reports.
The site owner, dkile, strongly supports fishing reports and by sticking with this standardized title line, it makes searches easier and keeps the forum organized.
Thanks,
Dave
Stream, County, Date
Stream: Where you fished; needs to be a specific body of water.
You don't have to describe exact spots or sections, but the common name of the stream or lake needs to be included.
County where you fished: By providing the county, it allows newbies to get an idea of where fishing opportunities are in different sections of the state. This info is a bit less critical for out-of-state reports, but should be included if possible.
Date: Reports here should be a single day of fishing. Two or three day reports are okay as well, but we're not looking for general reports of a summer's worth of angling. Keep 'em to specific fishing reports.
The site owner, dkile, strongly supports fishing reports and by sticking with this standardized title line, it makes searches easier and keeps the forum organized.
Thanks,
Dave
