How To: Plan A Fishing Trip
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Every man has gone fishing at least once in his life, whether using five thousand dollars worth of equipment, or simply a crooked stick and a six-foot line. But should you go again? Should you go through the trouble of planning an elaborate fishing trip? The answer is a resounding yes.You don't need to be a skilled adventurer or aficionado of the great outdoors to enjoy the experience. Let's face it; many who go fishing aren't going for the aquatic craniate vertebrates. It's a great opportunity to relax in a quiet environment, with no female around to yap her mouth off. And don't discard all that beer.
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Budget has a direct influence on the destination. There's always a lake or river close by where you live, unless you're located in North Africa, and a day trip can be enjoyed for virtually no money. You just pack up the minimum equipment and drive over for a few blissful hours of relaxation. If you're planning a real vacation however, you should decide what type of fish and what type of fishing you would like to do.Deep-sea fishing is almost an extreme sport as it is quite a workout to reel in a three hundred pound marlin. For an average price of $700, you and your friends can spend one day on a forty-footer scouting the warm tropical waters for the big game.
If you're more interested in fly-fishing, you can head for the streams and rivers of the Rockies for some of the best salmon you'll ever eat. You can hire a guide to show you how the pros do it. But before you hit the road, budget your trip, making certain you don't forget to calculate airfare and accommodation.
where should you stay?
Again, lodging will depend on the type of event you seek. The Gentleman Farmer way warrants an organized excursion with an outfitter. Basically, it's a hotel in the woods. They pick you up at the airport, set you up in their comfortable inn, feed you, and entertain you. They provide the boat, the guides, and fishing lessons if you need any. Expect to pay four figures for a week's stay.You might fancy a true flashback to nature and go camping. Using an RV might be preferable if you doubt your reaction to nature's call. This way, you can enjoy the wilderness while keeping the comfort of civilization a few paces away.
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