Four rules. They're short because they're serious.
1. What's shared in the Club stays in the Club.
The intel here — spots, conditions, technique, all of it — is for members. It doesn't leave: no screenshots, no forwards, no "my buddy just wants to know where." Not without the Pro's express permission. Burned spots don't recover, and neither do burned Clubs.
2. Membership buys the Pro's judgment, not their whole head.
You're paying for a Pro's living log of the water — what they decide to share, when they decide to share it. Some of what they know was handed to them in confidence, and it stays that way. That discretion isn't holding out on you; it's why anyone trusts them with intel in the first place — including you.
3. Respect the room.
The Message Board is the dock, not the internet. Talk fishing, help the new guy, disagree like you'll see each other Saturday. No harassment, no piling on, nothing you wouldn't say with the Pro standing there — because they are.
4. Their Club, their call.
The Pro can end any membership, any time, no reason required. If that happens, the unused balance of your membership is refunded automatically, same day — and everything you added to your Log while you were a member stays yours, forever. Fair both ways: they keep their room, you keep your money and your sheets.
Breaking rule 1 can end more than your membership — sharing members' intel outside a Club can close your Log.Fish account.