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If I had the time , I'd agree to whatever but I'm very timed challenged , especially right now.
Ask #^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^& is fine as far as I'm concerned. You got the oppurtunity to ask questions of the top active surffisherman in RI. What more do you want? He's not Mother Teresa when he answeres sometimes but if you listen to what he says , a typical beginner/intermediate fisherman will up their annual take by a hundred fish.
I'll be an Administrator provided it doesn't entail a commitment to spend more time on the site. I can only promise to do the best I can , not that I'llbe here a lot more and responding to every post. If thats OK with John its OK with me.
What I have been thinking I'd like to do is to write some , what I would call , "Fishing in the Third Milenium" articles. I would like to write them with area experts , such as John for areas in eastern MA and #^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^& for RI , the Ditch with Mike P , CT with Jeff H , .I'm mostly interested in the area from Eastern CT to the area south of Boston out to Race Point. I don't know if these guys would be interested but my idea is to make use of arial Photography , tide and current data , water temp data , available on the internet to todays modern fisherman and couple that with the experience these area experts have accumulated over the years.. It could also include articles about technical equipments advances such as the sealed reels and moderm ball bearing , mag controlled casting reel. Anyway , you get the idea. I 'm not about to give up any still relatively unknown spots but I don't see any harm in writing up accurate articles about already well known areas , especially the state fishing areas.
Anyway , Ask Saltheart is out , at least for the forseeable future. Ask #^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^& is already a better resource than I could offer. I'll be an Administrator as long as nobody expects too much. I'll write some articles as I described if I can get some help as time allows.
Fair enough?
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