Fish ID Pamphlet

[Roughfisher]

Well, I finished my fish ID pamphlet. I'm planning on laminating them for use in the field to identify oddball fish. It also has the state records for all the fish so you'll know if you caught a record fish or not. A lot of these fish have either no record or the record is not too tough to break.

http://www.roughfish.com/ruffish.htm

Let me know what you think!

[Roughfisher]

Here is what the pamphlet looks like printed (two sided, laminated):

[Nels]

I Love it.
Nice work.

[LEECH21]

AWSOME WORK!!!!

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[Lost]

Looks great! When can I get one?

[nels2039]

Good work. I was always looking for one of those sheets. Thanks

[Lost]

Try going to Kinko's or Office Depot or Office Max photocopy centers.

[LEECH21]

GO TO WAL-MART OR OFFICE MAX MIGHT HAVE IT. IT'S LAMINATE SHEETS THAT YOU CAN BUY THAT YOU PUT ON BOTH SIDES OF THE PAPER AND CUT OFF THE EDGES. REAL EASY AND CHEAP!

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[MURPHFISHER]

Nice work man. I was wondering where would one go to get it laminated?

[Lost]

How would you get the edges to seal if you don't have a laminating machine?

[panolo]

Please let me know where I can get one of these id charts. If you like you can e-mail at [email protected]

Thanks!

[LEECH21]

WHEN USING THE LAMINATING SHEETS YOU LEAVE ABOUT 1/4-1/2" OVERLAP AROUND THE SHEET. THIS IS WHAT HOLDS IT TOGETHER.

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[Roughfisher]

The ID charts are done! Unfortunately it ended up costing me a hundred bucks for 20 of them. I was expecting something like fifty cents a piece. Oh well, email me at [email protected] if you want one, but I'm going to have to charge for them.

[Lost]

Now that they're done, you can scan them and print copies on the really white paper. That'll look almost as nice if you ask me. So, $100 divided by 20 equals $5 for each print. So, you're asking $7.50 each?

[This message has been edited by Lost (edited 06-15-2004).]