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Master Don Juan
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I've been fishing A LOT for the past 2 months. There's basically only two fish I like to catch and eat: Crappie and trout.
To catch each type of fish, you most always have to change up the 3 guidelines to fishing anything: Location, presentation, and behavior.
When I crappie fish, I look for stakes sticking up out of the water and cast in and around accordingly (location). I'll use either an emerger fly with bubble (for a big splash - stir up the waters) and a leader or a jig (presentation). When I'm reeling the lure back in, I always stop and reel a few feet, then stop, reel a few feet, then stop for about 3 seconds (behavior). I'll usually obtain a Strike with EVERY cast using this method. Instinctually, the fish (women, are as dumb as) just jump right on it. They'll flop and flip and aggressively Take it.
Trout fishing or sunfishing or bass fishing, you can just reel normally and constantly without stopping and they'll attack your fly.
Because I've caught hundreds of fish in one spot, yet go to another lake or another spot within the same lake or pond and catch almost nothing (skunked), I Realize that my expeditions in the field (clubs and bars, daygame etc.) all hinge on what I can observe and remember to go back to the same place when ever I Need to catch a girl.
Some places, you're not gonna catch anything. Some you are getting hits with Every cast/movement.
I know the hotspots across the entire state in which I live. My behavior isn't quite attuned to each place. Jesus adapted to all of the people he encountered on a person-to-person basis.
The element of lure, is kinda of my conundrum right now. What would be the lure in pickup in the field? Peacocking? What clothes will attract a Bite Every time like my emerger fly gets attacks from all shore fish. I need some sort of attractive fly like that to hook the women.
To catch each type of fish, you most always have to change up the 3 guidelines to fishing anything: Location, presentation, and behavior.
When I crappie fish, I look for stakes sticking up out of the water and cast in and around accordingly (location). I'll use either an emerger fly with bubble (for a big splash - stir up the waters) and a leader or a jig (presentation). When I'm reeling the lure back in, I always stop and reel a few feet, then stop, reel a few feet, then stop for about 3 seconds (behavior). I'll usually obtain a Strike with EVERY cast using this method. Instinctually, the fish (women, are as dumb as) just jump right on it. They'll flop and flip and aggressively Take it.
Trout fishing or sunfishing or bass fishing, you can just reel normally and constantly without stopping and they'll attack your fly.
Because I've caught hundreds of fish in one spot, yet go to another lake or another spot within the same lake or pond and catch almost nothing (skunked), I Realize that my expeditions in the field (clubs and bars, daygame etc.) all hinge on what I can observe and remember to go back to the same place when ever I Need to catch a girl.
Some places, you're not gonna catch anything. Some you are getting hits with Every cast/movement.
I know the hotspots across the entire state in which I live. My behavior isn't quite attuned to each place. Jesus adapted to all of the people he encountered on a person-to-person basis.
The element of lure, is kinda of my conundrum right now. What would be the lure in pickup in the field? Peacocking? What clothes will attract a Bite Every time like my emerger fly gets attacks from all shore fish. I need some sort of attractive fly like that to hook the women.