Introduce Yourself at the new Fishing Talk Forum

Introduce Yourself at the new Fishing Talk Forum

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markt says:

Hello everyone.

I thought it is time to allow a little more communication and interaction on fishingreminder.
I have been getting a lot of great feedback from you guys and fishingreminder has become a useful tool for many anglers.

To make all feedback, suggestions and frequently asked questions more visible to everyone I decided to set up a forum.

I hope this way we all get to know each other a little better. :)

To get things rolling, please start a new thread in this forum category and tell us a little bit about yourself.

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markt 518 posts

Hi CrazyFisherwomanRye

Welcome to the forum. Great to hear from you and the really awesome picture you uploaded to the gallery. Hope you'll catch some big ones when the weather turns better. I'm waiting for spring too ;-)

Mark

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pm_me6 2 posts

Thank you I am shakti From Noethern Mariana Island I am new for Ocean fishing so trying to learn new tricks for that

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Joans 1 posts

Hey Call me Joans, its a nickname I got some how, I fish mainly carp, bass and crappie, im from Canada and no I dont live in a igloo or is Tim Horton our prime minister since he has been dead for the past 30 years.

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nui 2 posts

g-day everone

Im steve and im an alcoholic,oops thats right this is the fishing site lol,well i live north of auckland (New Zealand)and fish for snapper,trevs,cod,kingfish and such like from the rocks mostly,always keen on a reason to get out there so if in the area drop us a line :laugh:

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markt 518 posts

Hiya Steve.
Welcome to the Fishingreminder Forum. Maybe we could go out together one day.
I'm normally fishing from a Kayak but really want to learn more about rock fishing.
Maybe you could show me a few tricks sometime 😉

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tuppo2491 33 posts

If you have the sort of addiction that I think you have you would be familiar with the WHITE Horse Inn somewhere in Auckland ....near Papakura ? ? ? not sure. Apparently the place is true to label. A bar tend quoted that the Elephant Beer which I was hooking into (reminded me of Keg RESCH"s) it was somewhat of a strong brew .....but I am a big boy ... however I think I must have missed something (in trying to translate, I am familiar with 'FESH & CHEPS' but there must be more to the Kiwi language that that) did he tell me ?
He apparently witnessed my regular disposal of quite a few tipples, .... must admit in the ensuing haze that developed I do remember (I think) the words so eloquently spoken by him.
.....to quote: "as I said if you drink enough of Elephant Beer you will feel as though the whole f-----g herd has trampled on you.
Why did someone not tell me ? I would tell them about Cardiff Black Beer and what it can launch if we were in NSW.
Antidote: Found to be early to the cot, bottle cold water near the bed, three or four Dispirin, pull shutters down, DO NOT DISTURB on the door. And KIP>

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Strtbobber 1 posts

Hey, my name's Alf. I grew up fishing in Manitoba, Canada. After not picking up a fishing rod for over 25 years, my wife and I took up fishing this year. We bought a canoe and rigged it up for "comfort". we love it! We haven't caught anything large, nor have we caught many, since fishing in our lakes wasn't the greatest this season. Nevertheless, there is a lot to be said for being on a calm lake in a canoe all day....whether you're catching fish or not. It's awesome!! Cheers!

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markt 518 posts

Hi Alf. I absolutely agree. Being out there in a canoe or kayak is just fantastic.
I love the calmness and peace. Hope fishingreminder will be useful for planning your adventures.

By the way - you got some stunning pictures. Thanks for sharing them.

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