Thread: Hot day at Diascund

Nice fish, at least the last few days havent been too humid, last thu an fri was unbearable

Originally Posted by Corker

It was only a 10-hour day, but I'd had enough.

You make me proud to know you.

Nice job in the heat. How do you show a picture then write and show more pictures and do you have to go out and start over to find pictures each time. Wife has so much trouble for each picture that we do not do many,and can't write after she do pictures

I hated to throw away the final 5 hours of the day, but it was HOT! Tomorrow & Sunday will be much hotter, so everyone who's going out should carry plenty of water and look for occasional spots in the shade.

Originally Posted by genec

How do you show a picture then write and show more pictures and do you have to go out and start over to find pictures each time.

I've always used PhotoBucket (PB) to hold the pictures in my posts. When I get home from a trip, I pop the SD chip out of my camera and plug it into a port on the front of my PC. (Before this PC, I used a little $10 gadget that plugs into a USB port on the PC & then the SD card plugs into the gadget.) My PB page is bookmarked, so one click opens it up & one more click opens "file upload". Then, I click into the folders on the SD card and go to my images. PB lets me pick several at a time & uploads them automatically.

Under each uploaded file, PB supplies the code C.c requires in order to display an image. The code for each image looks like this when I paste it into my post: [ IMG]http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii299/corker_/P1030300.jpg[ /IMG] When the C.c board software sees image tags [IMG]...[/IMG] in a post, it fetches the image from the URL between the tags and displays the image, not the code.

After pasting in an image, just keep on typing your report. Anywhere else you want another image, you do the same thing. While I'm writing a trip report, I keep two browser windows open at the same time: the C.c message composition page, and my PB picture album.

It's usually a good idea to start a new line after each image. Otherwise, the text is kind of hard to follow.

Supposed to be 107 here tomorrow...it was today. But I havent been on the water in a couple weeks and cant stand it any longer. I plan on being at the ramp at first light and fishing until @ 9:30 or so. When that sun starts getting high and hot I'm calling it a day. Tomorrow is the first day this week that we havent had 10+ mph winds. I just hope theyre still close to where they were a couple weeks ago and I can get on 'em quick.

Great report and pictures! Thumbs Up Especially, the documentation of 0-dark-thirty!

That's a very nice 14.5"er!

Always like your pics. Guess boat went back together well then. Still floats...