Forum Crash (borderline spam)
 

As much fun and as many featres as forums have they still don't overcome the
redundancy of usenet. Your news server crashes and you can't get your fix
of rec.outdoors.fishing, and you can go over to google or use a different
server. If the hosting company for a forum has a server crash then
everything since your last back up is gone. Bah humbug.

Anyway, my fishing forums crashed a couple weeks ago. All the user files
were lost. On the flip side I did upgrade to a new forum script for the
site. About 30 of my 200 members have signed back on.

Anyway, if you are going to be in the Southwest Arizona area and want to do
some fishing the script is back up and running and it seems to be stable.
Stop in and ask the locals what is happening.


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Bob La Londe

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On Thu, 4 Aug 2005 07:49:03 -0700, "Bob La Londe"
wrote:

Anyway, if you are going to be in the Southwest Arizona area and want
to do some fishing the script is back up and running and it seems to
be stable. Stop in and ask the locals what is happening.

I didn't think there was any water in SW Arizona (except what you
could get from chewing the pulp of a barrel cactus. ;-)


I remember getting some wicked sun burns fishing out there in the desert
on... Hell I don't remember the lake we were on.. Damn it was hot
though.

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On Thu, 4 Aug 2005 07:49:03 -0700, "Bob La Londe"
wrote:

Anyway, if you are going to be in the Southwest Arizona area and want to
do
some fishing the script is back up and running and it seems to be stable.
Stop in and ask the locals what is happening.

I didn't think there was any water in SW Arizona (except what you
could get from chewing the pulp of a barrel cactus. ;-)

I caught a 5.5 (ok 5.49) lb largemouth today. Also nailed a couple smaller
bass.

The tough part about fishing those little watering holes in the desert is
getting my 20' bass boat turned around at speed before I hit the other side.
Seriously, the Colorado River is a pretty decent fishery. On a good day I
can run 30 or 40 miles in one direction.


--
Bob La Londe

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Jig Fishing - Tips and Techniques Contest
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On Sat, 6 Aug 2005 20:10:54 -0700, "Bob La Londe"
wrote:


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On Thu, 4 Aug 2005 07:49:03 -0700, "Bob La Londe"
wrote:

Anyway, if you are going to be in the Southwest Arizona area and want to
do
some fishing the script is back up and running and it seems to be
stable.
Stop in and ask the locals what is happening.

I didn't think there was any water in SW Arizona (except what you
could get from chewing the pulp of a barrel cactus. ;-)

I caught a 5.5 (ok 5.49) lb largemouth today. Also nailed a couple
smaller
bass.

Bob, here in central Florida a 5.5 pound bass "IS" a smaller bass.


Yeah, but I also heard something about you guys averaging 3+ hours fishing
time per bass.


I'm sure you have some good fishing, just poking a little fun.


Me too.


--
Bob La Londe

Win a Tackle Pack
Jig Fishing - Tips and Techniques Contest
Courtesy of Siebler Custom Baits
http://www.YumaBassMan.com