04-16-2012, 04:01 PM
joethafoe you'll need to really peel back the onion on your question about others posts. Meaning reading all the posts and not just the recent ones of the last few weeks. Doing this you may or may not have your question answered.
I sincerely believe a vast majority of folks who post fishing reports have a strong moral compass of honor and intregrity, responsible for ones actions, displaying ethics, knowing what is right and what is wrong, being respectful, following the law, willing to help others who are sincere, being disciplined and willing to accept and use constructive critisim to better oneself are just a few moral compass attributes/traits I can think of off the top of my head.
These things I've listed if you peel back the onion to answer your 'why' question you may find continually called out and into question and continually repeated with regards to others posts.
Now if I may recommend about you posting your reports and pics.
When thinking about posting pics well mud battered, rock battered, sand/gravel battered pics probably not a good idea if you stated you released the fish. Hands shoved in the fishs gill or holding the fish by the line with a deeply embedded treble again probably not best to post again unless you keep the fish.
So FWIW just my observations for consideration on your 'why' question with regards to some to include recommendations on posting a report with pics.[
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I sincerely believe a vast majority of folks who post fishing reports have a strong moral compass of honor and intregrity, responsible for ones actions, displaying ethics, knowing what is right and what is wrong, being respectful, following the law, willing to help others who are sincere, being disciplined and willing to accept and use constructive critisim to better oneself are just a few moral compass attributes/traits I can think of off the top of my head.
These things I've listed if you peel back the onion to answer your 'why' question you may find continually called out and into question and continually repeated with regards to others posts.
Now if I may recommend about you posting your reports and pics.
When thinking about posting pics well mud battered, rock battered, sand/gravel battered pics probably not a good idea if you stated you released the fish. Hands shoved in the fishs gill or holding the fish by the line with a deeply embedded treble again probably not best to post again unless you keep the fish.
So FWIW just my observations for consideration on your 'why' question with regards to some to include recommendations on posting a report with pics.[
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