a newbie FAQ

06-05-01, 03:43 PM

Could some of you experienced trout getters look at maybe writing an FAQ for newbies like me? There're a zillion questions I have (like what's a hooch? a toolie? a creel? what's the one fly you wouldn't leave home without? what are some flyfishing no-no's? what time of day are trout least likely to jump on my line? who has the best recipe for campfire cooked trout?)
Anyway, I for one would read such a thing thoroughly in an effort to get up to speed.
Thanks,
Gerry

Starr · 06-05-01, 04:06 PM

See this artical by Drifter in the General Forum "Time for a Message Board FAQs" This should answer at least some of your question's.

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Put a

on a childs face, Take Them Trout Fishing.

BLACK KNIGHT · 06-05-01, 04:58 PM

http://www.georgia-outdoors.com/ubbn...ML/001432.html

The Owl · 06-05-01, 05:03 PM

hooch - aka chattapoopie aka chattahoochee(river)
toolie? I have no idea - Toot- Noontootla Creek
Creel - fish basket
Creel limit - limt per day per person
one fly - elk hair caddis, tan # 16
ffing no-no's - don't wade through other people's holes, don't float through other people's holes, don't hog the water form your buddies, don't fall down in posion ivy, don't tell the whole world about every little stream you find, don't think you ever know it all, don't doubt The Ole Man, and never, EVER, doubt the future of NGTO( I seeeeeee BIG things for us in the future! ).

time of day....doesn't usually matter....well, depending on where you're fishing. That one is a bit complex for a post.

best recipe ? I hear it's SuperChub.

( There's a thread on it now somewhere I think!)

Owl

[This message has been edited by The Owl (edited 06-05-2001).]

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06-05-01, 03:43 PM	#1
Cannon1324 Guest Posts: n/a	Could some of you experienced trout getters look at maybe writing an FAQ for newbies like me? There're a zillion questions I have (like what's a hooch? a toolie? a creel? what's the one fly you wouldn't leave home without? what are some flyfishing no-no's? what time of day are trout least likely to jump on my line? who has the best recipe for campfire cooked trout?) Anyway, I for one would read such a thing thoroughly in an effort to get up to speed. Thanks, Gerry

06-05-01, 04:06 PM	#2
Starr Native Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: Iva SC USA Posts: 313	See this artical by Drifter in the General Forum "Time for a Message Board FAQs" This should answer at least some of your question's. ------------------ Put a on a childs face, Take Them Trout Fishing.

06-05-01, 04:58 PM	#3
BLACK KNIGHT Hall of Fame Member Join Date: Nov 1999 Location: Greenville, SC, USA Posts: 3,328	http://www.georgia-outdoors.com/ubbn...ML/001432.html

06-05-01, 05:03 PM	#4
The Owl Ex Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 4,178	hooch - aka chattapoopie aka chattahoochee(river) toolie? I have no idea - Toot- Noontootla Creek Creel - fish basket Creel limit - limt per day per person one fly - elk hair caddis, tan # 16 ffing no-no's - don't wade through other people's holes, don't float through other people's holes, don't hog the water form your buddies, don't fall down in posion ivy, don't tell the whole world about every little stream you find, don't think you ever know it all, don't doubt The Ole Man, and never, EVER, doubt the future of NGTO( I seeeeeee BIG things for us in the future! ). time of day....doesn't usually matter....well, depending on where you're fishing. That one is a bit complex for a post. best recipe ? I hear it's SuperChub. ( There's a thread on it now somewhere I think!) Owl [This message has been edited by The Owl (edited 06-05-2001).]