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Fishing Logs

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I made this PDf for a fishing log. Try it out and let me know how I can improve it. I may or may not use your suggestions. You can save it to your computer, and use over and over and save it as a date under a log folder. You can print them out and put in a notebook. Let me know what you think.
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Post by RodBow »

jsuber, one thing for sure.. you're an optimistic fisherman with all that many slots!

Looks good.
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Post by manley »

very nice, thanks for sharing that.

talented man. :thumbup:

wish I could fish. :hammer:
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Post by qoutrage »

Thanks Suber. :D I saved a copy to my desktop. Now, to remember to fill et it out. :-D
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Post by Atticus »

Very nice

Is there a way to store them on your computer and then search/sort based on different criteria?
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Post by jsuber »

You can store them on your computer, I recommend you save them by date like using the initials of the area, then the date like for the St Marks Lighthouse store it as SML01222007 then you can sort them in a file or save them in different folders under your logs. Now if you edit the email sending feature you can have the report send to you and you can use the XML files in your database software like Access to sort data.
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Post by Sir reel »

Atticus,

if you store the log in a single folder with entries for each date/trip Windows Explore will allow you to do an advanced search on that folder and search for a word, phrase, etc.
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Post by wevans »

Sir reel wrote:Atticus,

if you store the log in a single folder with entries for each date/trip Windows Explore will allow you to do an advanced search on that folder and search for a word, phrase, etc.
You know, words like nothing, skunked, stuck and most importantly GROUNDED :-D :lol:
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Footer, rock, prop.
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Post by grim reeler »

Heh, saw the thread title and thought, "yes, you fish every log you troll past......"


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Post by jsuber »

Here is a notes section in this new log book.

http://www.fcka.net/cat001/STUFF/LOGBOOK1.pdf
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Post by AJ »

Very nice, a very optimistic form. I like the extra space for notes.
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Very nice :thumbup:
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Post by mjsigns »

Looks cumbersome, awkward and is too busy. You gona catch fish or make records??

:-D :-D :-D
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Post by Chalk »

Everyone should know that the key to consistency is a record, you can do it on a form, notebook or as most of us do on this forum and with mapsource.
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