Rainbow trout fishing took a turn for the worse this past week. Low oxygen levels from the dam to Windy Pt. and high water temperatures from Windy Pt. to the east ramp shut down the bite, as the fish struggle to find cool, oxygenated water. A few fish came in for bait anglers working Windy Pt. and the Observatory. Slip bobbing dough baits and night crawlers at 18 feet is the only way to go. Trollers going down three and a half colors with Dick Nite Spoons in tow also picked up some fish between Lagonita Pt. and the Observatory.
The whisker fish are still on the bite in the east end. Catfish from five to fifteen pounds hit the scales this week. Fish off the bottom with a #4 baitholder hook below a sliding egg sinker with shrimp, mackerel, or stink baits atttached to get in on this awesome action.
Above: Fawnskin Flyer BEFORE Blog Mastermind with Yaro Starak
For the regular readers of the Fawnskin Flyer this review might not be your cup of tea–but the Blog Mastermind Program (BMM) is why the look and feel of the Fawnskin Flyer has changed. I was part of the beta program and since Yaro Starak is opening up BMM to new students later this month–I thought I’d give it a plug.
I just ended a year long investment into two programs by Yaro Starak. If you don’t know who Yaro Starak is—you probably are new to blogging.
A few years ago Yaro began blogging and quickly shot to the top of the heap as one of the most successful and well known internet bloggers.
If you are going to spend time and energy blogging—shouldn’t you do it right? Shouldn’t you make money in the process?
Yes, do it right and make money!
Let me give you a bit of history on my experience with Yaro Starak and state right now that it is my recommendation that you enroll in his Blog Mastermind Program. I don’t often recommend or review programs (and yes, I am an affiliate) but the Blog Mastermind Program is a gem.
I first learned of Yaro Starak during a teleseminar about podcasting. A novice at the effort, I was glad that he shared vital information that helped me right away. In addition, I liked what he had to say and the personality that he presented.
So, when he invited listeners to opt-in to his email list—I joined.
That was in 2006 and boy am I glad I did.
It was just last year when he invited me to get involved in the early launch of his Blog Mastermind Program. It was so great that I continued into the beta Mastermind Membership Program.
This month Yaro Starak is about to reopen the Blog Mastermind Program to a new group of students and my opinion is that the Blog Mastermind Program is by far one of the best values for the investment anywhere.
Again, if you want an overview into what the program delves into, take a moment and download the Blog Profits Blue Print by Yaro Starak (if you did not do so already). The free download gives you an inkling of how generous the guy is—but the blueprint only scratches the surface.
Inside Blog Mastermind
The Blog Mastermind Program is a series of twenty-seven lessons delivered once a week to your email address. You just click on the link and read the assignment.
In addition, you can participate in a membership only forum, ask questions of advanced bloggers (including Yaro), and listen to audio interviews from some of the top bloggers and marketers, such as Darren Rowse (Problogger), Brian Clark (Copyblogger), and a whole lot more.
As they say, “but that’s not all” since you will also be able to view video case studies and tutorials where Yaro reviews blogs and makes suggestions for change or reveals tools or techniques you might have missed.
One of the other perks is that you get to network with other students. If you feel alone out there–you won’t in this program. Everyone tries to help each other and you build some good online pals in the process.
Now, I do have to admit that I wasn’t happy with Starak’s review of one of my blogs—but he was right and that is what I was paying him for—to help me optimize and make it work for me.
If you are new to blogging, it takes time and growing your audience, traffic, and any profits come after you invest your time and energy. Yaro Starak makes a pretty good income from his blogging. Will you?
Perhaps, if you enroll in the Blog Mastermind Program you’ll be guided closer to your goals. I have to say that I am making some money now–which I had not done the previous couple of years prior to enrolling! Also, the techniques and tips I used made the course paid for itself before I had completed the session.
Blog Mastermind is a great step-by-step guide, and the time frame for the assignments allows you to absorb all the lessons but if you don’t—those that complete the program have lifetime access to the course and any new goodies that will be added in the future.
One of the things I really liked was that Yaro Starak explains tough concepts clearly and serves them up in bite size pieces.
My bottom line assessment is that Yaro Starak’s Blog Mastermind Program will equip you with all the tools you need to make money blogging or to take you to the next level as a blogger.
Plus, the program support is excellent. (I am very happy I joined and still pop in to get help and tips regularly.)
The Blog Mastermind Program teaches you how to implement strategies to help you make money. It does take work…it is not a get rich quick scheme and it has integrity…which is another reason I can recommend it.
The Blog Mastermind Program is worth the money and I encourage you to join. Just follow the links to do so now:
Yo! GG’s really bizy dese next few days so I thought I might kinda help her out and contribute a little bit seeing as how I get so much enjoyment from reading da Flyer, and I owe her a little favor or two.
I hear youse guys in der in Fawnskin got a little weekend noise problem. Well, I moved here recently and I’ve got a little problem of my own, lemmetellyaboutit: I can’t find a decent coffee up here to save my life!
Being recently relocated from a certain East Coast city, which shall remain nameless, by da good graces of a certain Justice Department program I am new to dis here area.
Where I come from we got a thing called espresso. It’s a strong coffee dey make in a big machine (and a heavy one too! Dis one time, when me and my cousin Tony wuz just kids, we “found” one one night when dis joint left dere back door unlocked. It took bof of us carrying da thing to get it over to Louie’s where we can get a few bucks for it.)
Anyways, when espresso is made right it’s kinda sweet and creamy and rich. It’s delicious and it’ll keep you up all night if you gotta go out burying someding, but if you make it wrong it tastes like boiled shoe leather.
Anyhows, I get moved up here to dis place, which is kinda nice even doh I can’t understand what youse guys is saying half de time, and dere is NO DECENT ESPRESSO! Dere is stuff CALLED espresso, but mostly it tastes like da shoe leather, except for when the one kid with da funny looking hair makes it. In my ol’ neighborhood anybody open a store selling dat crap dey be whacked da first day for sure!
So, to make a long store short, youse gots dis here little problem with dis certain food establishment, and I’ve got dis BIG problem seeing as how dere’s no decent espresso on dis here mountain. Maybe I do youse guys a favor….and maybe youse guys could me a favor in return?
Maybe I go down der and “talk” to dis Ben for little bit. Maybe Ben don’t hear so good and additional measures would need to be taken on like a more permanent basis. So den dis certain food establishment would be undergoing a “restructuring”. No more loud music past say 10:00 p.m., except, of course, if da DJ should happen to play Frank singing “My Way”. Maybe a certain big heavy machine would show up on da counter…ya know, like a gift compensating for something of lesser value that was “misplaced”.
All that would need to be done would be to get to da kid wif the funny hair to show up and make da espresso. Perhaps youse guys who were formerly bothered by the noise could go and talk to da kid, you know, make him an offer he can’t refuse.
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