MSBA Fishin Expo is awesome

[likwid]

Good show, but going to the MSBA website to get directions?

Someone PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE fix that ABORTION of a website.
Its laid out like a spastic 6mo puked on a page.

And animated gifs? Whats up 1996?

[fishsmith]

Great show !! And I found the directions with no problem on the MSBA site (I think they're fishermen not techies).
The tuna rigging seminar with OTW was very interesting.
Some of the best info I got was speaking with Don from the Laura-Jay sportfishing boat, this guy has been there and done that, no BS just good info.

Well done MSBA, thanks for your efforts.
Ready or not, I want the fishing season to start.

[ridler72]

I had a great time. Nice putting names with faces. Kayak Fishing represented well at the show. Thanks JohnR for hooking me up with a well designed presentation and asking me to participate
and represent the kayak fishing portion of the Striped-Bass.com Seminar Series at MSBA. It was an honor and pleasure.

MSBA staff was professional and courteous. Help was always there. Stonehill College has a great facility. Now, if MSBA could secure the Olympic Pool for Kayak Demonstrations, Plug Demo's, Skishing, etc, that would be something extra that no show that I know of has. Think of the possibilities.

[bassackward]

Originally Posted by ridler72

I had a great time. Nice putting names with faces. Kayak Fishing represented well at the show. Thanks JohnR for hooking me up with a well designed presentation and asking me to participate
and represent the kayak fishing portion of the Striped-Bass.com Seminar Series at MSBA. It was an honor and pleasure.

MSBA staff was professional and courteous. Help was always there. Stonehill College has a great facility. Now, if MSBA could secure the Olympic Pool for Kayak Demonstrations, Plug Demo's, Skishing, etc, that would be something extra that no show that I know of has. Think of the possibilities.

My brother and I attended Jeff's seminar. That was informative for the person just getting started, which we are as related to night fishing in saltwater. I hope the future will get into some tactics of locating fish, fighting, and landing/releasing in the future. I did learn that a rudder, even on my 12 foot Redfish, would be an asset. I hope to find some seaned veterans to allow us to join them sometime. We are in the Cambridge area and are flexible in traveling to locations from RI to north shore and PI.
Regarding the show, it was great, and with the new location can even grow. It seemed like fewer plug builders were there compared to last year and some booths attracted little traffic, but people were friendly and helpful. I ordered custom surf rod from local rod builder Local Hooker., picked up some salty's, tattoo's, T&W set-up, and more. Great group of people in this community.

[bassackward]

Originally Posted by ridler72

I had a great time. Nice putting names with faces. Kayak Fishing represented well at the show. Thanks JohnR for hooking me up with a well designed presentation and asking me to participate
and represent the kayak fishing portion of the Striped-Bass.com Seminar Series at MSBA. It was an honor and pleasure.

MSBA staff was professional and courteous. Help was always there. Stonehill College has a great facility. Now, if MSBA could secure the Olympic Pool for Kayak Demonstrations, Plug Demo's, Skishing, etc, that would be something extra that no show that I know of has. Think of the possibilities.

My brother and I attended Jeff's seminar. That was informative for the person just getting started, which we are as related to night fishing in saltwater. I hope the future will get into some tactics of locating fish, fighting, and landing/releasing in the future. I did learn that a rudder, even on my 12 foot Redfish, would be an asset. I hope to find some seaned veterans to allow us to join them sometime. We are in the Cambridge area and are flexible in traveling to locations from RI to north shore and PI.
Regarding the show, it was great, and with the new location can even grow. It seemed like fewer plug builders were there compared to last year and some booths attracted little traffic, but people were friendly and helpful. I ordered custom surf rod from local rod builder Local Hooker., picked up some salty's, tattoo's, T&W set-up, and more. Great group of people in this community.

[beamie]

Originally Posted by likwid

Good show, but going to the MSBA website to get directions?

Someone PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE fix that ABORTION of a website.
Its laid out like a spastic 6mo puked on a page.

And animated gifs? Whats up 1996?

Likwid,

Ease your rudder. In defense of Jim at Mass Bass, whom I don't personally know yet, and I believe handles the website. He volunteers his time to keep it updated. I'm sure he has other more important things to do on a daily basis. If you can do it better why not join Mass Bass and volunteer your skills?