05-11-2012, 04:27 PM
[quote Metalheadgene]He is and ever since that place has never been the same. Sad.[/quote]
Uh, you ARE aware that the fact the humps are a good crappie spot is common knowledge, and that the location is shown on a hydrographic maps of Strike that anyone can buy for about $8 at Sportsman's or Cabela's, right? I think the map even says it's a good spot. Heck, I have an app on my smartphone that shows contours of Strike and most of the major lakes and reservoirs in the US that cost me $10.
I highly doubt the GPS coordinates appearing here for like a day had much lasting effect. It was hardly a super secret exclusive spot to begin with.
Personally, I think people are WAY too uptight about this kind of thing. People want to see fishing reports posted here, it seems you can't get too specific. Anyone remember the time someone posted a fishing report, then someone else jumped all over him because "Boo hoo! You just ruined my favorite secret spot!" Jesus Christ, get a grip. It's just fishing.
As for the original question, if they're not local they're unlikely to have a large effect on the fishing. If I liked the person, I'd give them as much information as possible so they have a good time. If I don't know them well, I'll give them some general pointers and locations.
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Uh, you ARE aware that the fact the humps are a good crappie spot is common knowledge, and that the location is shown on a hydrographic maps of Strike that anyone can buy for about $8 at Sportsman's or Cabela's, right? I think the map even says it's a good spot. Heck, I have an app on my smartphone that shows contours of Strike and most of the major lakes and reservoirs in the US that cost me $10.
I highly doubt the GPS coordinates appearing here for like a day had much lasting effect. It was hardly a super secret exclusive spot to begin with.
Personally, I think people are WAY too uptight about this kind of thing. People want to see fishing reports posted here, it seems you can't get too specific. Anyone remember the time someone posted a fishing report, then someone else jumped all over him because "Boo hoo! You just ruined my favorite secret spot!" Jesus Christ, get a grip. It's just fishing.
As for the original question, if they're not local they're unlikely to have a large effect on the fishing. If I liked the person, I'd give them as much information as possible so they have a good time. If I don't know them well, I'll give them some general pointers and locations.
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