PIEMMA writing about BI

[Redsoxticket]

There are many good articles in the fishermen the problem is that they will never be read most fishermen now and generations to come. The SJ has the right idea.
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[tlapinski]

Keep 'em coming Paul!

Originally Posted by piemma

I also have to thank Toby Lapinski for giving me the opportunity to write for The Fisherman mag.

I am not sure what you mean by this.

Originally Posted by Redsoxticket

There are many good articles in the fishermen the problem is that they will never be read most fishermen now and generations to come. The SJ has the right idea.
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[BigFish]

I enjoy anything I can read about fishing...anyplace I can learn something new and I am all about it! I love my SCJ, my OTW and my Fisherman magazine! Where would many of us be without them? I am an avid reader so keep it coming!!

[fishbones]

Originally Posted by tlapinski

I am not sure what you mean by this.

I think he means blogs and internet mags are more relevant than regular magazines.

I read everything about saltwater fishing I can, whether it's on the internet or on paper.

The best thing about mags like The Fisherman is that you can take it in the bathroom or bring it to Cutty or on a plane without having to lug a laptop around. I also save all my old issues and go back to read certain articles.

Keep up the good work, Toby and crew.

[Redsoxticket]

Originally Posted by fishbones

I think he means blogs and internet mags are more relevant than regular magazines whether it's on the internet or on paper.

As more eloquently stated by fishbones.
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[tlapinski]

I guess I can see what you mean, but what about the fact that The Fisherman and OTW both have their mags online now? I am always looking for ways to improve my magazine, so I take this as positive criticism and welcome yours and anyone else's opinion on the subject.