The Spoonpluggers Forum

Wow... does time fly! Spoonpluuger (spoonplug).net is 8 years old now!
There have been so many board software updates, I had a tech guy that's a wiz at these boards go thru and clean up and make sure everything software wise is up to date. The last update (a couple months ago) knocked out the site announcement add on. Everything is working like a brand new car again!
If anyone is experiencing any problems, please let me know!

Jim

Jim,

Thanks for the forum and all you've done to keep it up and running. It's a great site!

Jim

I second that motion. Great Job Jim Shell. Communication and sharing is imortant to our growth for sure. Thank You John

Happy 8th Birthday!

I think it is a great site, and now we even have a few more new members joining in here too.

Thanks Jim for all you do and have done to keep this thing going. I know it is a labor of love for sure.
Steve

The site is a great place to talk Spoonplugging and other things, You've done a fantastic job, thanks!

Thank You Jim,

It Is no small effort to keep this site going. Hard to believe 8 years.

Thank you Jim, Very informative!!!!!

Thanks Jim for keeping our lifeline alive and well. Bill.

Jim,

Thanks for all of the hard work with the Spoonplugger Board. For those of us who grew up in the Dark Ages, the information on the board is almost beyond comprehension. (I used to think the greatest thing in the Spoonplugging world was Buck Perry's articles in "Fishing Facts".) The Board keeps all of us up to date with simply a computer click!

TN Dave

Thanks a million for the website, Jim! Ditto to everything TN Dave and the others said too. Keep those old articles coming. We could digest one a week easily and will look forward to them. I have some of the old FF mags, but don't remember seeing the two so far. Missed some years. One question on the board. When I try to look at old photos or links, I see the red X and can no longer bring them up. Is there a way to see them? Or does it take up too much memory for the site to keep them beyond a certain length of time? One that newer members would like is the Joe Cinadr marker made from swim noodles. I've made a handful of 2 different lengths ( 1 foot and 2 foot). The only improvement I could make was to have the line come out near the top of marler. If it drifts off into deeper water it will lay down and alert you...Thanks again for keeping us together in spirit! Bill

Congratulations! 8 years!! That is Standing the Test of Time, especially for Information & Technology Fields! Take a Bow, Mr. Shell! Well Done!

Thanks for your effort Jim.