How did you find Fish-Hawk?
- Rideaufish
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- Joined: Sun Nov 30, 2003 8:08 am
- Location: Saratoga NY Area (upstate)
How did you find Fish-Hawk?
Wow in just over 1 year the membership more than doubled from 502 to over 1200. I found FH looking for maps for the Big Rideau like a year or so before I found hawktalk, then lurked for a while then joined. I havent looked back. I dont get out as much as I would like so I live through those of you who do. I have found a lot of great tips and tricks and after Caigers some friends. Well more like 1200 or so friends some I havent met yet.
- Fishing Freak
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- Location: Brockville
I too had been looking for maps, when I found this site. I lurked for a bit, to see how people treated each other. I find this board is like having alot of brothers and sisters, a few disagreements but no fights. I'm Glad I found it.
I'd like to Thank everyone involved in making this board, the best Fishing Board on the web.
I'd like to Thank everyone involved in making this board, the best Fishing Board on the web.
Slushpuppy and I first discoverd FH at the Carp Fishing Show in 2003. We lurked for a while ( about a year ) then joined. For the life of me I don't know why we waited so long to join! This site is awesome!! We've learned a ton of stuff and have met some great people! Fish-Hawk.net rocks!!!
I'm a goin' fishin', mama's goin' fishin' and my baby's goin fishin' too.
.......Taj Mahal.... "Fishin' Blues"
.......Taj Mahal.... "Fishin' Blues"
- toobinator
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- Canadian Bacon
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- Joined: Wed Aug 13, 2003 7:56 am
I was at the Carp Show ,when a great big tall guy jumps out in front of me and asked if i liked to fish....and if I had a pc....yes to both...so this big tall guy gave afish-hawk bussness card with a coupon stapled to the back....with this cuopon you could win a rod and reel, just check out fish-hawk.net to see if your number is posted, i lurked for awhile , waiting to see if my number came up....nothing ...so i kinda forgot all abought it, then one day Topwater (Mike) called me and told me that there was a question had been posted....HOW MANY LEECHS IN A POUND....much to his amazment the question was answered and the number was given....(can't remember the #)but they also gave the numbers by the size of the leechs ... both of us have never looked back since then...Thanks for the card Fish-Hawk .....oh ya...by the way i still have the card and my number is 456962.....Have I won yet
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Looking for MAPS, looking for MAPS, looking for MAPS. Found the site about a year before I returned to it and lurked around awhile. Was over chatting with another group before I realized how bitter and uninsightful things were there most of the time. Had to join FH, MT was keeping me in stitches and at the time wolfe was the nicest "GUY" I had ever read.
- wolfe
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- Location: Marietta, NY & Wolfe Lake, Ont.
Aw, shucks... (Feeling is mutual!)Moosebunk wrote:Had to join FH, MT was keeping me in stitches and at the time wolfe was the nicest "GUY" I had ever read.
I got off to a rocky start on FH. My darling, dearest brother asked me to jump in to the middle of the cormorant debate last winter (gender incognito). Even after the brutal crucifixion (!) I suffered, I came back for more... because I recognized that although I was on the other side of a very controversial fence, folks here were interesting, witty, humorous and welcoming. Since then, other hot topics have come up and most people seem to be able to agree to disagree and then move on. I learn stuff here all the time.
If I miss a day or two of contact with you guys & girls, I get "homesick".
W.
Thanks, Dad, for taking me fishing when I was a kid.
- bucketmouth
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I originally searched for info on steelhead fishing on the Ganny a season or two back and a FishHawk report was first on the ol google search engine's list. Then this past september when I was getting ready to try my hand at the salmon run on the Ganny I found this site again and have been on here everyday since. I've gotten to know a few of you through PMs and in person and what a great bunch of men and women you all are. As much as I love to fish, there's still always something to learn from somebody here. That's what is special about this site and that's a good part of why membership is climbing at the rate it is.
bucket
bucket
I too was looking for maps when I stumbled across Fish-Hawk. Was frequenting another board which had its issues and produced very little helpful info for this neck of the woods.
Meet Bobber and Bacon at the Ottawa show and signed up the next day. This site has been a great resource and a source of many work day chuckles.
Meet Bobber and Bacon at the Ottawa show and signed up the next day. This site has been a great resource and a source of many work day chuckles.
- Cancatchbass
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Dunno...
Not sure how I found this site- do remember when Joe was just BigJoe, though- no 2 added on.
Cormorants, Wolfe? I have to admit I had no idea I was sparring with a member of the gentler sex at the time. Oh, but it was fun!
CCB
Cormorants, Wolfe? I have to admit I had no idea I was sparring with a member of the gentler sex at the time. Oh, but it was fun!
CCB
I was recommended by my brother Draven when trying to look for maps of White Lake.
Back then there wasn't this fancy forum. Just a website that looked like this:
http://web.archive.org/web/200009141937 ... -hawk.net/
Back then there wasn't this fancy forum. Just a website that looked like this:
http://web.archive.org/web/200009141937 ... -hawk.net/