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Giving everybody a heads up that this Saturday at 8.30 Eastern 7.30 Central they will air a F-n-F segment. I'm unsure if it's at Dale or Cumberland but it's gonna be cool. If you miss it Saturday night it will show again the next day Sunday at 4.30 Eastern time or 3.30 Central. Thought some of you might want to see it. Ket-1 is the channel.
What Channel is that? One of Education Channel? Is Sat. AM or PM?
Lot of questions! LOL
[QUOTE=Catch;313895]What Channel is that? One of Education Channel? Is Sat. AM or PM?
Lot of questions! LOL[/QUOTE]
Yes, educational Public broadcast channels. In the afternoon both days.
If its the one I think, it maybe on Cland.
Billy
[quote=Catch;313895]What Channel is that? One of Education Channel? Is Sat. AM or PM?
Lot of questions! LOL[/quote]
It's KET, Channel 15 in Louisville.
Was no FNF on my 46. Guess I missed it.
No FNF this weekend.
I Was Pumped For Some Fnf.....instead I Got Some Bird Shooting And People Raising Crickets? Oh Well...you Win Some, You Lose Some! :d
[QUOTE=RICHYD4U;314285]I Was Pumped For Some Fnf.....instead I Got Some Bird Shooting And People Raising Crickets? Oh Well...you Win Some, You Lose Some! :d[/QUOTE]
Sorry fellas my info was taken straight from an article written by Lee McClellan, a writer for the Kentucky Afield magazine. You to can read this article in full by going to lakecumberland.com, then go to forums and go to the fishing and hunting forum and look up his article on the f-n-f. Not only was he wrong about the date but wrong about the time the show started on Sunday as well. In his article he says the show would repeat on Sunday at 4.30 instead it was 4.00 p.m. You would think a guy who works for the KDFWR would know when THEIR show is going to air and to it's content. Sounds like ole Lee needs to tighten up a bit. I too was very disappointed as I came home early from what I was doing to see it, only to see a guy raising crickets. pleeeeease.
in the lexington paper it said on Sunday
An upcoming segment of Kentucky Afield, which airs the weekend of Feb. 2-3 on Kentucky Educational Television (Saturday at 8:30 p.m EST, and Sunday at 4:30 p.m. EST), will detail the finesse presentation where a 1/16-ounce hair jig is fished on light line 8 to 14 feet below a small plastic bobber
maybe try those dates...but if they are wrong dont bother tell me.
Thanks, "M", for trying.
It's on now!!