I was talking to a fellow fly fisher about the conduct of others we encounter during our fly fishing trips.
Seems that everyone is in a hurry, rushing to get to their favourite spot first. Some fly fishers shout profanities about the way you fish or the gear you’re using. I even heard about a fellow angler having a pool stoned while he was fishing it.
Maybe this is a good time to recap the unspoken rules of behaviour that make fly fishing the gentle sport. How should you act around streams, lakes, and ponds? You should go gently, you should:
I believe very few fly fishers are impolite and I hope it is just a small minority. It may be that the pace of our lives is quickening so that we rush to the streams to vent our frustrations. If so, some of us have lost fly fishing’s greatest contentment – the joy of relaxation, of letting tensions slip away. FISH-ON! Cookster
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