Welcome fellow Phin fans

This is first Published Post of a revamped Riverdog Site. Some of you know me by FanG. I like FanG better than Riverdog it suits me better.

This was a site about fishing in the area that I live in, but as you can see it was getting no comments. For a few that may live in my area I have left the links to the fishing reports on the site for the time being. Actually I still use them myself to keep abreast of what's going on.

This site is started to give those at Tins Fins A place to stay together and join in with a few others. There is no way that I can bring the wit that Tin could to a site. Nor do I have his incite and connections.

I am still learning how to do many things on this site. My Brother can attest I'm not the sharpest knife in drawer when it comes to computer crap. I had to Google in widgets the other day just to find out what and the hell they were !! Plus I'm trying to find out how to add an Avatar for each of you, maybe it's there and I don't know it ???

Any way welcome aboard to the Riverdog site I hope you enjoy your visits.

Two Pomps and a sunburn.

Well it was off to the relief bridge in Jensen Beach today. It was pretty hot out there for January, but the fish were biting. Most people caught at least 1 Pompano, and the Blue Fish left everyone alone for the most part.

I usually run across nice people and Today was no exception. I was fishing next to a person that just moved into the area, and caught his first Pompano Today. Way to go Justin !!!

If the wind holds off, I think it will be a good weekend for getting out on the water and catching your share of fish.

Keep it legal and go catch a memory...

Welcome Home ; To those of you who enjoy fishing as I do I would like to welcome you to this site. It was created to help us all to learn what is biting before we leave the house. To do this we all need each others help.

Maybe you have an idea that will help us all be more productive while hunting down that big one. Or you may have a recipe that you use for your catch. Some times we need to know where the bait is being caught, or the best price for a dozen shrimp.

In order to post a comment all one needs to do is click on the word "comment" just below each post, it could be hard to see but it is there. Then follow the prompts and post your comment, you should see your post quickly appear. Please do not worry about your spelling or grammar, this intended to be fun not a test. For those who want critique spelling and grammar please go to another site, this is not for you.

I would suggest that you click on the RSS feed on top left so you can view the blog site on your home page. Also further down on the left hand side are links to more fishing reports in the Treasure Coast area. If you would like I have a blog follower near the bottom left of the page so we can follow what each of us has been doing while out on the water.

I hope all of you can help make a success of this site, and it makes your fishing experience more enjoyable. I think there is a way to add your photos to the site although I have not learned how you can do so at this time. I will work on that and let you know how it can be done in the future.