Whenever I get the chance, I go fishing. So all things related to fishing is my hobby. The gear, the trip, the catch and what happens to it after I consider stuff I enjoy doing.
That makes two of us. I just got back into fishing after not going for over 3 years. Unfortunately the fishing holes near me have really murky water, and if I want clearer water I have to drive a minimum of 30 minutes. Sometimes I just like to go out after work and unwind, but don't want to drive 30 minutes each way to better fishing. Even still, I enjoy my time at the mud holes and have caught several large fish. I even got my daughter interested and we went and bought her her first rod a couple weeks back. She's already landed a 5lb. pike.
Very nice. I'm in BC so there is literally hundreds of great fishing spots all around here but I make an effort to go 3-4 hours drive just so I can get away from the cell signal. One of the things I love about fishing is the fact that I can shut down everything else in my head and just focus on the moment. It's a great feeling to get away from it all, even for a day or two. By the way, grats to your daughter on the fish, that's a good size.
When you're fishing do you ever consider the physical and emotional pain of the fish, the feelings going through its mind as it's slowly suffocating after being removed from the water, the kin of the fish knowing their loved one will no longer be seen again?
Whenever I get the chance, I go fishing. So all things related to fishing is my hobby. The gear, the trip, the catch and what happens to it after I consider stuff I enjoy doing.
That makes two of us. I just got back into fishing after not going for over 3 years. Unfortunately the fishing holes near me have really murky water, and if I want clearer water I have to drive a minimum of 30 minutes. Sometimes I just like to go out after work and unwind, but don't want to drive 30 minutes each way to better fishing. Even still, I enjoy my time at the mud holes and have caught several large fish. I even got my daughter interested and we went and bought her her first rod a couple weeks back. She's already landed a 5lb. pike.
Very nice. I'm in BC so there is literally hundreds of great fishing spots all around here but I make an effort to go 3-4 hours drive just so I can get away from the cell signal. One of the things I love about fishing is the fact that I can shut down everything else in my head and just focus on the moment. It's a great feeling to get away from it all, even for a day or two. By the way, grats to your daughter on the fish, that's a good size.
When you're fishing do you ever consider the physical and emotional pain of the fish, the feelings going through its mind as it's slowly suffocating after being removed from the water, the kin of the fish knowing their loved one will no longer be seen again?
Yes, and Happy animals are delicious animals. that's why you should kill them quickly after their last meal surrounded by their fishy friends.
nomnomnom.
I do, all the time, it's terrible. I drink every night to ease the emotional pain.
Go away, troll.
Pretty sure PETA was being sarcastic. I found it humorous.