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Old 10-25-2011 | 03:39 AM
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I wish I could find the article online. It was labeled the five types of fisherman, or something along those lines. Essentially it is broken down into categories. In the beginning, a fisherman wants to catch as many fish as possible. Next, the fisherman as many of a particular species of fish as possible. Then the fisherman looks to catch the biggest fish possible. Next, the biggest fish of a particular species. Soon, the fisherman realizes that fish are not what he is fishing for, rather the serenity of the water and the peace that it brings him. Finally, The fisherman fishes to introduce the hobby to others.


This is not exactly how it went, and I am sure they worded it much better. But you get the feel for it.

By the way, you are certainly going about it correctly. I truly enjoy reading your posts because of the dedication and time you put into your hobby. No free handouts, no "what river should I fish in Tenessee", getting a map, meeting the local fly shop, and exploration. The abundance of resources via the internet has not been copmletely better in terms of fishing. It has made many fisherman lazy, which you are not.

Great photos!
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