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Old 01-08-2007, 06:21 PM   #1
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Most of the other material for getting together what eben is suggesting is available online. Would be a cool mashup we could host as a extra paid membership thingy. You could great some dynamically but to get your map as a stored profile you would have to pay member dues to support the site.
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Old 01-08-2007, 06:32 PM   #2
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given a particular spot ...

the first pass at a basic model would be to input all the conditions associated with getting a fish, PERIOD.

then, it would be no big deal to drill down deeper to find all the conditions associated with getting a big fish (say, over 48 inches), assuming you have such data.

a robust package would be able to suit the mood you're in. say you want to target big fish, but with plugs on an evening tide in august on a full moon while john kerry is buggering little boys in Edgartown.

then the model becomes a bit more complicated.

truth be told, a paper log is a lot easier to comb through. sometimes there's no substitute for the power of the human mind and meticulous record keeping.

but, if you have the data, it can be done.

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I did something along these lines a few years back for a couple of lakes I fish regularily. Used ArcView, a GIS program. Set up the database with all the variables that I wanted to record and updated after every trip. Had it linked up to maps of the lake. I could run a quick query to obtain some basic data on locations to check out, depth to be fishing, methods, etc prior to a trip to give me at least some starting locations. The better your data, the better the output. You could also write a program to do this associated with a database. Though as bassturbed noted, you need a good deal of quality data before it would really be of any use. By the time you have that kind of data, you pretty much know when to be at your spots anyway.

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Old 01-08-2007, 07:40 PM   #4
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Ben ur too funny man i never figured the queefin factor..
I have been doin this for yrs with a pencil an paper..
At home an especially when I travel.I will note tides at different spots some are more that 2 hrs different.
Map a plan for the evening..No time wasted..
Night can be short in the summer months..
If I had the program I would not be able to use it anyways....
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