Actually, I registered the name 2 years ago, made a decal for my trucks front windshield...and set up a small community per the suggestion of the News-Journal newspaper sports editor. They wanted to see a woman's fishing club for Volusia.

Whelp. I said I would do it, and then the women could not be bothered. So the site never really took off. The site was dead, no posts except for a stray 1 every month or so. The site remained in commerce but was space junk rotating out on the internet.

Then come January of this year, I decided to re-fit the old site and turn it into my personal shrimping blog to post my shrimping reports. So, I pulled up the site, took about 8 hours changing things in the Admin area, and the shrimp blog was born at "ReelChicksFish".

But the web address when talking to people was complicated....when you told folks go to www. reelchicksfish.yuku.com you lost them about 10 letters ago...so I had to make my web address more friendly and memorable.

So I used some .COMS I already owned and put them out there as the board .COM address [LeeNoga.com, ShrimpLight.Com, ShrimpingLights.Com, ReelChicksFish.com]. Now, folks could remember the address easier....

This shrimping resource site is only 7 months old, but the name is 2 years old.

shrimpcraz wrote:

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OK so it took awhile for it to hatch, but when it did it was rarin to go. I was going by
the announcement at the bottom of the home page and just had to add my .02 cents.
Whats that sports editor think now?

The site loves "Happy Birthday's"! I am not real sure Jordan Kahn has seen this site yet, But, Coastal Angler Mag has and will be doing a story on us this fall to kick off the shrimping season!

This coming shrimping season, we will have more media ops....we have become a force to reckon with..and remain the most active shrimping site in the State of Fla