04-23-2009, 03:29 AM
Id have to give you a resounding NO on that question mi amigo. When I do get a chance to wet a line, alone or with company, I can have as good a day with or without catching a fish. It would make it better to catch a fish.. any fish.. no matter the size for sure, but for me that does not define a good or bad day of fishing.
I have gone out and fished and not had a nibble and have come off the water tired, happy, maybe water logged, and grinning from ear to ear.
Like most of the rest of you the enjoyment comes from being on the water, communing with nature, being challenged by the water, the weather, but most of all the fish. Trying to figure out what they (the fish) are doing, how deep, how far out, what fly, fast or slow retrieve, which way to cast.. all of it is what makes the day good..
As many have said, any day on the water fishing is better than being any where else..
MacFly
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I have gone out and fished and not had a nibble and have come off the water tired, happy, maybe water logged, and grinning from ear to ear.
Like most of the rest of you the enjoyment comes from being on the water, communing with nature, being challenged by the water, the weather, but most of all the fish. Trying to figure out what they (the fish) are doing, how deep, how far out, what fly, fast or slow retrieve, which way to cast.. all of it is what makes the day good..
As many have said, any day on the water fishing is better than being any where else..
MacFly
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