what is better hunting or fishing
03-15-2004, 02:45 PM
#2
Spike
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Nittany Lion Country
Posts: 94
RE: what is better hunting or fishing
Get this trash off of here! I'm just kidding, but if you hang out here very long, you'll learn there's no need for such a question. For me it would be hunting, hunting, hunting, with a little fishing sprinkled in for good measure.
03-15-2004, 08:15 PM
#5
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: ALBERTA CANADA
Posts: 844
RE: what is better hunting or fishing
Hunting,, but since every hunting season is closed its time to drag the boat to the Detroit river and hunt that 12# walleye! then its musky on st.clair and perch on erie,, then back to geese and ducks and deer....
ahhh heck its a toss-up as long as I dont have to cut the grass, or rake leaves, or shovel snow ill take a gun or a fishing rod whatever,, as long as it gets me out of the house!
ahhh heck its a toss-up as long as I dont have to cut the grass, or rake leaves, or shovel snow ill take a gun or a fishing rod whatever,, as long as it gets me out of the house!
03-15-2004, 08:20 PM
#6
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 330
RE: what is better hunting or fishing
I too agree on the hunting answer, but I gotta tell ya, chasing muskies is soooo much like big game hunting. They have seasonal patterns (nomads at times, then at times , very predictable), they can pull a houdini trick better than any other fish I have ever seen, the big ones will "just get your knees knocking", the area that you "hunt" for these fish is typically beautiful, pristine wilderness, when you finally get a decent size, or big one, it is incredibly rewarding...the list could go on for a while, but as you can tell, I like to "mix it up". ALthough fall is THEE best time to catch a big fattie of a muskie, I will usually forego the fishing and start sitting in trees or chasing some four legged critter.
