The first meeting of the Fogotten Coast Kayak Anglers club is GO !!!!
location: Old Mexico Grill & Cantina
3212 Appalachee parkway Tallahassee
878-8226
Date : Oct. 18th
Time : 7:00 pm
Kayak Anglers Club Organization Meeting
Moderators: bman, Chalk, Tom Keels
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CrippleDog
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RonHarrison
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On my calendar.
Ron Harrison
Tallahassee, Florida
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Tallahassee, Florida
2006 Hobie Outback Rigging Photo Album @ http://www.nettally.com/rharri/riggingredirect.htm .
We will introduce ourselves to each other, and discuss the virtues of forming a Kayak Anglers club. We will set an agenda to form an organization and discuss a timeline to completing that agenda. We will discuss the upcoming season and get some ideas together for having monthly meetings like artificial fishing seminars, kayak safety equipment, flyfishing seminars, fresh water fishing strategies, salt water fishing the tides, and many other things. We will keep it less than formal and move pretty fast so that we don't spend too much time there. We will also propose thatwe have the meetings on Tuesday or Thursday night, and move the meeting around to different locations. If you have some ideas, then bring them up.
C-ya there.
C-ya there.
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huntboykins
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MEETING NIGHT
NEW TO KAYAK FISHING, WOULD LOVE TO MAKE THE MEETING WED. NIGHT BUT WEDNESDAY'S ARE BAD FOR ME THURSDAY'S WOULD BE BETTER. HOPE YA-LL CAN POST SOME OF THE THINGS DISCUSSED ESPECIALLY ANY TIPS. I AM REALLY EXCITED ABOUT KAYAK FISHING, CAUGHT MY 1ST KEEPER RED AND 5 NICE FLOUNDER SAT.. 3-4 INCH BERKLEY "GULPS" - SHRIMP- NEW PENNY WORKED GREAT. ONE OF THE FLOUNDER WAS 18 LONG AND 10 WIDE, TOOK A BIT LAND HIM. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE BEING THAT CLOSE TO THE WATER WHEN LANDING A FISH.
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huntboykins
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Hunt,
There are several different ways to post photos, but probably the most efficient way is to register with a third party photo-hosting service (free). You get set up with them (many out there) with a password and username, and then send them any photo you want posted, and choose the URL format for that site (if they give you this choice). They then assign a specific URL to your pic, reduce the size of your pic to the limits set by that Web site, and you are good to go simply by pasting that URL into the post and Web site of choice. Sounds complicated, but it really is very easy and straightforward once you get the hang of it and have a few posts under your belt. Two that I use are the following:
1. Fishing and Hunting Picture Processor: I use the Florida Sportsman Magazine Forum style for everything, even though Big Bend Fishing.net now has its own (probably the same).
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For either, just follow their individual instructions about how to get registered, then follow their directions for posting pics, try a few, and you should be good to go.
Once you have a pic posted to either of the sites, then you copy the URL that the site gives you for your pic, you paste this URL into the body of your post, your post goes out on the Web to find the site with your pic and almost instantaneously your pic appears in your post. BigBendFishing.net is nice in that they give you a “Previewâ€
There are several different ways to post photos, but probably the most efficient way is to register with a third party photo-hosting service (free). You get set up with them (many out there) with a password and username, and then send them any photo you want posted, and choose the URL format for that site (if they give you this choice). They then assign a specific URL to your pic, reduce the size of your pic to the limits set by that Web site, and you are good to go simply by pasting that URL into the post and Web site of choice. Sounds complicated, but it really is very easy and straightforward once you get the hang of it and have a few posts under your belt. Two that I use are the following:
1. Fishing and Hunting Picture Processor: I use the Florida Sportsman Magazine Forum style for everything, even though Big Bend Fishing.net now has its own (probably the same).
http://www.forumpictureprocessor.com/
2. Photobucket: I use this one now pretty much exclusively, since once you get many hundreds of pics on a site, this one is much easier to navigate thru to find the pic you are interested in. There is also a small fee ($25), once you go over a certain number of pics on file.
http://photobucket.com/
For either, just follow their individual instructions about how to get registered, then follow their directions for posting pics, try a few, and you should be good to go.
Once you have a pic posted to either of the sites, then you copy the URL that the site gives you for your pic, you paste this URL into the body of your post, your post goes out on the Web to find the site with your pic and almost instantaneously your pic appears in your post. BigBendFishing.net is nice in that they give you a “Previewâ€
I wont be able to attend meetings on T/R
Hey guys:
I teach until 8:15pm on T/R's all year long. Are there any other possibilities or could we meet at 8:30 for an hour? Its not that big of a deal I guess though I was sort of interested in being involved. If we make Apalach take the minutes it will be probably more interesting to read then the actual meeting itself
The "big Irish" and I are hitting the east river sat morn at 7:15 if he learns to read a clock. See you there if you can make it!
I teach until 8:15pm on T/R's all year long. Are there any other possibilities or could we meet at 8:30 for an hour? Its not that big of a deal I guess though I was sort of interested in being involved. If we make Apalach take the minutes it will be probably more interesting to read then the actual meeting itself
The "big Irish" and I are hitting the east river sat morn at 7:15 if he learns to read a clock. See you there if you can make it!
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Apache! Apache?? Them collitch perfessors need to take a spelling test (and mebbe a history testes) before being hired, dontcha think? Last I heerd, our local tribe was the Apalachee, but if we got any Apaches running around, they're welcome to attend the meeting also...Are there any other possibilities or could we meet at 8:30 for an hour? If we make Apache take the minutes it will be probably more interesting to read then the actual meeting itself
