That and it's the best way to relax. To me it really is that thrill of the goods and the bads. I feel like I get better with every trip, but you can still go home with a big fat skunk.
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Write for BassResource! Fishing Glossary Frequently Asked Questions. Advertising Information. Giveaways and Contests. About Us. Instagram Youtube Facebook Twitter Pinterest. Share More sharing options Followers 0. Reply to this topic Start new topic. Recommended Posts. Super User. Posted July 18, Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options BuffaloBass Posted July 18, Dude, everyone knows its Bait Monkey venom.
Hyrule Bass Posted July 18, Felix77 Posted July 18, Here's why it's addicting to me. MCS Posted July 18, All that aside im in love with that "tap" you get while fishing soft plastics!!!
Under the Radar Posted July 18, This is my unprofessional opinion, and I'm sticking to it. Deleted account Posted July 18, Psychologists cal it random reward conditioning, its the same reason gambling is so addictive. It's absolutely gorgeous, and there's nothing better than spending time with a great friend that you don't get to see often doing something you both love to do. Sure beats going out and getting drunk imho.
In fact the last time I was out in the river labor day I realized that I have not done any other method spinning or casting rod for almost two years.
I would truly think of selling my other equipment, if they were not treasures that have been handed down to me from my father. Fishstick Well-known member. It's all about the challenge. Not necessarily between your and the fish but rather the challenge between you and your own mind. Messages 2, Reaction score 31 Location Yewta. There is a satifaction factor there.
Bait chucking doesn't really satisfy me. Where's the skill in trolling? Throwing a crankbait to a bass does take skill- thumbing the spool to the right distance. But how long would it take, a couple hundred casts to start to get your accuracy down? I haven't done it, so I could be up in the night on that one. Watching a good fly caster is akin to watching MJ play basketball.
Graceful and accurate and the 'how in the hell does he do that" question. Most new and some not so new ff'ers want to cast the distance. Get it out ' into the backing. I did that at one time. Hanging on the wall behind me, a row of damp and empty waders dangle from dowel pegs, in no particular order, amidst a collection of stained and faded fishing vests. They look about as weary as I feel. Just below them is a disjointed collection of wading boots, none of which will dry out before we lace them up again in the morning.
A beat-to-heck grill in the corner sputters to get going. The steaks are waiting. Around me sit my son and several of my oldest and most cherished friends. Mostly, though, as guys do, we disparage each other with off-color jokes, bad imitations and dredging up hilarious embarrassments from each of our pasts.
And when we all hit the sack, my gut sore from hours of great stories and side-splitting laughter, I will rest, deeply thankful for the blessings of family, close friends and fly fishing.
Ultimately, all of the addiction-inducing things listed above come together to produce a unique and deeply therapeutic benefit to the fly fishing enthusiast. Regardless of how our trips turn out, we come away feeling more peaceful, more rested, more at one with our Creator, more in tune with our friends, families and our souls.
Certainly, offering just ten reasons people get addicted to fly fishing is barely scratching the surface. Matt Buchenau started fly fishing Colorado mountain streams, beaver ponds and lakes with his parents and siblings before his age had two digits in it. Nearly fifty years later, his passion for the sport has only intensified.
Matt is not only the co-founder of Fly Fishing Fix with his son, Zach, he is also a published author and founder of 5Weight Digital Marketing. What Is A Parachute Adams? And What Does It Imitate? I love it! You boys have spent some time putting this together and it tells the truth. Without a doubt fly fishing both challenges and fulfills us in so many ways. I love the insight, thoughtfulness, and reverence for the whole experience.
You have captured the essence of it here. Thanks for helping me understand what fly fishing is and how it works. My friend is looking for a hobby that can help him de-stress because of this pandemic. I find it amazing to learn that this type of fishing helps the body release more endorphins, which makes you feel good! Thank you for your comment, Zachary. We appreciate it. Fly fishing is one of the best stress reducers we can think of. We certainly hope your friend and you find the same level of peace from the sport that we do.
Please visit Fly Fishing Fix often and make sure your friend does too! Best wishes! I learned on a bamboo rod, silk line and automatic reel catching crappy on the Chippewa River in Wisconsin.
Your article touched on so many reasons I have continued to wade and float with a fly rod. Thank you. Thanks Robert! We love hearing from kindred spirits from other parts of the world! We have a special affection for Wisconsin since my my maternal grandparents lived in Milwaukee.
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