How the heck does this go to print?

[shorebound]

I rarely purchase fishing publications since I started to get the most up to date information on line.Today I went into shock when I got the JULY 2000 issue of New England Game &Fish.I dont fish as often as I would like but even I know there is a thirty inch limit on our friends the striped bass.I can not believe this guy has a Capt. in front of his name,when he says ther is a twenty-eight inch limit?

[ssully]

RI just went to a 29" min. as of 6/16/00.

[Mark Cahill]

Some publications buy content months in advance, even a year in advance. It's the editors job to make sure erroneous information doesn't make it to print.


<font face="Monotype Corsiva, sans serif" size="3" color="#0000FF">Mark Cahill<BR>Editorial Director, <a href="http://www.reel-time.com"><b><i>Reel-Time</a><marquee><img src="http://www.geocities.com/Baja/3297/flafish.gif"></marquee>

[shorebound]

mcahill,
I know about stories and content having lead time and all but come on .I guess that is why I wont waste my money on those "local"publications with offices out of GA.