Keeping a fishing log
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fisherhall
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RE:Keeping a fishing log
I found this great webisite you can join that gives you an online and printable fishing log. Fish Swami
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RE:Keeping a fishing log
That looks a little familiarfisherhall wrote:I found this great webisite you can join that gives you an online and printable fishing log. Fish Swami
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Mike Carey
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RE:Keeping a fishing log
I believe Aaron will be coding in such a way that you can have some info private if you want, but reports of course are available for everyone to see. As always, guys need to decide what and how much info they want to share.
"Takers get the honey, Givers sing the blues".