Your Fishing Frequency, How often;

[Ard]

Just a look at the frequency for outings to streams, rivers, lakes and ponds from this membership. It will be hard to have enough categories because sometimes there is no rule for frequency. Flooding, drought, and all sorts of weather not to mention personal obligations can affect the difference between what you want to do and what you end up doing. For this situation I have the 'whenever I can' choice.

 

[Mostyn]

Hi Ard,

I live alongside my local river; and within 20 minutes, I can be fishing the tributaries and small streams that flow in to the main stem; which is where I do most of my fishing here in the UK.

 

[Ard]

Hi,

I just sent a PM to you, hadn't yet seen this post. If I'm remembering correctly you're the man behind the Chalk Stream threads with all the graylings............. Love those spring creeks.

Ard

 

[Mostyn]

Hi Ard,

It's an obsession of mine "Fishing Small Streams" and "Being As One With Mother Nature" I have made a visit here many times; and always enjoyed reading the threads - posts and comments on here! Seems like a wonderful community.

 

[caseywise]

i like to go as often as possible. lots of options within a reasonable driving distance of where i live. if nothing else, ill stop by our local pond for some panfish action. when on vacation in alaska its every day. well unless im halibut fishing

casey

 

[jpbfly]

Just voted...usually once or twice a week....I'm lucky I can flyfish twelwe months a year here

 

[Rip Tide]

There was a time when I fished 4-5 days a week, in season, for better than 10 years straight. (trout bum )
But I can't get away with that now.

I go when I can and I take "fishing only" vacations

 

[littledavid123]

One or two days a week for me and doesn't matter if they are generating, raining or snowing. Only been fly fishing since January so it's all new to me and besides, catching is only a small part of this sport to me.

Dave

 

[bennypapa]

Haven't been in ages.

 

[Jackster]

I spent the past two decades fishing all week and then sneaking out sometimes on weekends. My job drove that. It was either fly fish or become a drunk driving, divorced lounge-lizard.
Now that I'm not working it's sad to say that my fishing days have slowed way down.
I'll still get my licks in but it's no longer on the corporate dime. That changes things big time.

 

[siskiyoublues]

Four or five days a week usually. Not married, no kids, doing my best to keep my priorities in order.

 

[rasputinj]

Not enough with a wife and a 11yr old daughter. 3 days a month with a few months where I fish 7 days.