03-02-2003, 10:27 PM
[cool]JR, my fine floatin' friend, You do not have your email address in your profile, so I sent you a Private Message with my Summary, and Introduction for the book "DO IT IN A DONUT". They only allow a couple of attachments per Private Message on this forum, so if you will shoot me an email, with your return email address, I will "BURY YOU". What a masochist.
By the way, I am working on a separate writeup on "CHOOSING A CRAFT". It is going to list all (most) of the important considerations in selecting a new or upgraded flotation system. Not only will it review the obvious factors such as user size and strength, but types of water, preferred species, tackle and techniques, etc. It will then go into a list of the different parts, components and features available on the different kinds of craft available...with my observations as to the relative merits (or otherwise).
Anyone who has visited Kiyo's site (baytubers.com) will find a lot of good pics and info along this line already, and he has been good to share some of that with our forum. I toss it out to anyone out there who has some good input, or "hard learned" lessons they want to share. I will be glad to collect all of this stuff and soon make it available as a download or a forwarded file for anyone who wants it.
Any other ideas on compiling pieces for general reference, to be available FREE to those who show up here?
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By the way, I am working on a separate writeup on "CHOOSING A CRAFT". It is going to list all (most) of the important considerations in selecting a new or upgraded flotation system. Not only will it review the obvious factors such as user size and strength, but types of water, preferred species, tackle and techniques, etc. It will then go into a list of the different parts, components and features available on the different kinds of craft available...with my observations as to the relative merits (or otherwise).
Anyone who has visited Kiyo's site (baytubers.com) will find a lot of good pics and info along this line already, and he has been good to share some of that with our forum. I toss it out to anyone out there who has some good input, or "hard learned" lessons they want to share. I will be glad to collect all of this stuff and soon make it available as a download or a forwarded file for anyone who wants it.
Any other ideas on compiling pieces for general reference, to be available FREE to those who show up here?
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