Howdy to al

[captcall]

New to the site, been coming here and readin for quite a while. Said hello on the main newbie site, just figured I'd say hello on my home state board.
Been fishin since I can remember, always just one pole. a minner, cricket or worm and a cork. Did a lot of bass fishin tournaments back in my younger days. Now that the Doc's have disabled and retired me, I'm a ol dawg wantin to learn some new tricks. tryin to figure out this spider riggin, pullin and pushin cranks, new electronics, the whole bit. This seems the place to do it. Seems to be a lot of knowlegeable and down right good people here. I'm glad to have found this place. Lookin foward to learnin a lot. So if I ask some questions you've heard a million times please excuse me.
Still think a long pole, a minner and slip cork will aiways be my favorite way to fish.

[fishbaskett]

Welcome aboard. Always good to hear from folks that know a little something about Millwood, Dierks, or Greeson. You sure to learn a multitude of things that will improve your catch.

[CrappiePro]

Welcome from Lake Conway, your right you will learn allot from these folks.

[RCC]

Welcome from NEAR. There is a great wealth of information on here that has worked well for me. Hope you catch a bunch.

[ski trip]

Another welcome from Conway. You are right about there being some really knowledgeable people on here, and they are willing to share information to help another crappie fisherman. Welcome aboard!

[LMBarnett]

Still think a long pole, a minner and slip cork will aiways be my favorite way to fish.

Welcome from central AR, and I totally agree with the long pole, slip cork, and a minner as being the most fun method of fishing.

[gabowman]

Welcome from GEORGIA.

[Midsouth Man]

Welcome aboard!

[Bob # 1]

Welcome from Indiana

[MDsteve]

Welcome from Maryland a former Lake Village, AK resident.