So I participate in the Louisiana Tagging Program, tagging redfish here in FL. I've been doing it for two years now, sending in my info when I've tagged fishes. I think it's neat, though I always feel bad when I"m stabbing them to put the tags in. Anywho, I got a package in the mail today and was asked, "do you know anyone from Louisiana?" Nope, not off the top of my head that would send me anything. I looked at the package and it was from the tagging program. How cool. They sent this neat stuff as a thank you. I really like the little wood "plaque" they sent. Lures, stickers, a hat made out of the lightweight fishing material, keychains, bottle openers (guess they heard I like beer)and other "stuff".



Dani

It is sure nice of an organization that recognizes the value of how to say "Thank you" for a job well done. That's pretty cool, Dani.
Al

That is really cool! Maybe I will sign up!

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Carl
Mobile, AL
DHBP Member since 1998

"Life is too short to drink bad beer."
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Carl, if you want the info, here ya go

http://www.ccalouisiana.com/...fish-tagging-program

this is the form i filled out and sent in....but the above was posted elsewhere for other folk by someone else....same program

http://www.fullofbullredfish.com/...ativeApplication.pdf

it's a really neat program....

Dani
"You desire it"
wis boz

Thanks!

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Carl
Mobile, AL
DHBP Member since 1998

"Life is too short to drink bad beer."
Disclaimer: This post and/or report is not a substantiation of or reflection on the true accuracy of the present surveying methods. It is only a report on or comment concerning local observation and/or results. Your results and observation may vary based on your location, local water conditions, food supply, weather conditions and migratory patterns "