Do We have a Troll

[peter]

sorry... i was ticked and i overreacted... im a bit new to this hobby, so i wanted to ask questions. its like a "kid" in a candy store, except its not a candy store, its more like a info store.

Here is what Andrew (apb) suggested--

Ask more specific questions if you are interested in getting some useful info if you can. For example, a best lure question is so wide open that not many folks will spend the time to answer. If one asked it as, what would be the best lures for targeting Large Mouth in a shallow lake at night, they would likely get better responses.

PS I thought the part of Lunker1 post about you probably going to know exactly where, when and how to fish was funny--that's the part I was referring to.

Welcome

Peter
Fishin.com

[coombro]

Keep asking your questions. Be a little more specific. There's a lot of info here and there's no such thing as a dumb question. Someone may think your question is, but don't be timid to ask it. This forum is like fishing you have to learn how to use it and practice it. No one on here is perfect and if they "ride you" a little shake it off. I know I've had a few of em get on me, but I'm still here. This thing really get's rolling sometimes and can be quite entertaining before it get's the ax. Main thing is don't be shy just relay your thoughts best best you can.

[stripernut]

mr basskid, as i stated in your "best lures" reply.....if you are specific you will get specific information....whether it be in open reply fashion or in a pm.
if you want to learn.....dont quit the site....learn how to use it to get what you want.
in other words "what is the best lure to catch a ton of fishing information"?
answer: direct pointed questions on fishin.com

welcome to the site

p.s. favorite bass lure on a clear deep lake, watermelon trick worm on a spot remover shakeyhead jig.

[Lunker1]

No offense Basskid, you just left the door wide open. Good for you on catching the fishing fever. I have had the fever for quite some time but most of the time have to get my fill through these message boards. Work *****. If you ever get a chance to fish Kincaid Lake, take it. For being a smaller lake, it sure has some Lunker Largemouth. My PB there is just shy of 7 lbs but I have heard of much bigger and have seen many over 6 lbs.

[Duayne]

Here's a suggestion that isn't offered nearly enough here. Many users of other sites will not answer questions until you have done an exhaustive search. With all the questions you have, you might should just start searching. It's amazing what you will learn on the way to getting an answer to a specific question while searching.

[smashdn]

I'm not convinced after reading Peter's thread reaching out to him to introduce himself.

I hope I am wrong and that he is just looking for help, lot's of help. But I will remain sceptical until his attitude changes.

[Luveatnbass]

I once was called a troll myself because I love to eat bass! They just taste good.