Dear knowledgable Dnforum users, I wonder if you could help me by giving me your educated appraisal of ultralightfishing.com.
Just as some background, ultra light fishing is growing in popularity. It basically entails using the lightest line, smallest finest rods, and tiny spinning reels. For trout and bass fishing this light equipment (or "tackle") gives the user a greater sensitivity to bites on the line; and gives the fish a more of a chance to get off and escape being caught. Therefore, I feel it's more of a sport in that sense. It's 'finesse' fishing.
Anyway, I snagged (excuse that pun) this domain and was genuinely surprised that it was available. I've made up a spreadsheet of some 50 or so fishing gear manufacturers to contact and will invite them to an auction next week. So having some objective opinion by this community - particularly on how the name might work with search engine traffic etc - would be enormously helpful to me.
Thank you in advance,
Glen Hamilton.
Just as some background, ultra light fishing is growing in popularity. It basically entails using the lightest line, smallest finest rods, and tiny spinning reels. For trout and bass fishing this light equipment (or "tackle") gives the user a greater sensitivity to bites on the line; and gives the fish a more of a chance to get off and escape being caught. Therefore, I feel it's more of a sport in that sense. It's 'finesse' fishing.
Anyway, I snagged (excuse that pun) this domain and was genuinely surprised that it was available. I've made up a spreadsheet of some 50 or so fishing gear manufacturers to contact and will invite them to an auction next week. So having some objective opinion by this community - particularly on how the name might work with search engine traffic etc - would be enormously helpful to me.
Thank you in advance,
Glen Hamilton.
