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Post by neilson on Feb 24, 2007 13:01:54 GMT -1
do you keep a record of the fish you catch, weight,what fly used,ect? i have,off and on for thirty years and have noticed that i have come home with no fish more times than i have come home with fish. aye i ken what ye are thinkin boys "cannae fish a fek"maybe yer right. but most of the fishin was worm slingin ;D ;D  |
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Post by lgf on Feb 24, 2007 13:43:02 GMT -1
nope...didn't keep a record...just a mental one and the picture was very disturbing i have got into the habit of keeping records of things now and fishing is next to be added to the list...but as for zero bag weight days i think i'd be adding wether the DAY was good....sometimes i go out to fish but not bothered if i catch any... just for the days fishing...know what i mean?  ...course you do...duh...you wouldn't have been fishing that long...(turns to wall and smacks self upside da head) |
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Post by shanksi on Feb 24, 2007 18:14:13 GMT -1
Got one of these small fishing register books when I bought some fishing equipment, can't remember who it was tho' that sent it. Have started in that but think will have more blank days than catching days.
shanksi
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Post by mrmij on Feb 24, 2007 20:11:23 GMT -1
Ive started a record at the beginning of each season but find that the novelty wears off quite quickly,generally with the river fishin things are tough in march an i soon get bored wi recording blanks an then as the season proresses an catches improve ive no got the time or inclanation anymore-the thing is i reckon there is a lot to learn from our previous experiences an record keeping would help with this-perhaps reminding us what tactics were succesfull in a previous set of similar conditions.
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Post by bobo on Feb 25, 2007 9:21:58 GMT -1
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...course you do...duh...you wouldn't have been fishing that long...(turns to wall and smacks self upside da head)
