Hey there,

My name's Clint, I'm from Suffolk, I'm new to this so bear with me guys. I was just wondering how many of you real fishermen out there would actually be interested in a fishing manual that could be pruchased over the net?

Maybe on CD form, or could be printed out.

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So your first post to the forum is certainly SPAM since we did not ask for you to tout your product. Rude behavior by a new poster and won't be tolerated a 2nd time. Newt

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Anyway, went fishin' the other day at Riverside in Stowmarket, anyone know it?

My mate caught a 8lb 8oz common, not bad, and his new personal best, used luncheon meat, the one and only SPAM!

We really wanted to catch one of the sturgeon from there but it seems they didnt want it , nevermind, theres always another day.

So, if any of you guys want to send me a message concerning my new manual, or just to have a chat, go for it!

Bye


Clint

<small>[ 29. October 2004, 04:50 PM: Message edited by: Newt ]</small>

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'used luncheon meat'

...are you sure it wasn't spam?

i would be much more interested in a manual that described all the UKs rivers and waters.
e.g.
pictures of the best swims
recent catch reports
directions to get there
info on clubs that own the different stretches
detailed maps
etc

i would pay good money for a comprehensive manual like that.

i'm sure you would, be nice if someone did all the hard work, so all you had to do was turn up and cast to the right spot

Hi Jeepster. What about you survey the North, I survey the South and Ricey provides the funds?

clint - I'm afraid I ain't interested in you 'manual' - I like to try and fail myself until I have learnt something....

but welcome to AN all the same

tight lines

Andy

There's no point in fishing somewhere that's been fished and recommended through a manual of sorts.
It a dead cert that the area will have been hammered to death and it won't fish anything like as described.
The whole idea takes away from the achievement factor of catching a good fish.

is it spamtober or something this month? there seems to be no end of it

Octospam jeepster.

'Real Anglers' (as you put it); wouldn't be interested in a 'Fishing Manual' as the only thing that it could give is 'How to Fish' articles showing the methods that they already know about. It could only be of any use to begginers; however the begginers can already get all the info they need (and more) from forums like this or from magazines.
So your online fishing manual is a non-starter.