I know I am blessed, living out West. It isn’t too hard, most often, finding space. And, because of that, when I am standing shoulder to shoulder in some cluster f@&k of a fishing experience my mind grates like the gears of an old machine. I need space. It defines the underlying purpose of the experience in the first place.
To endure the crowds for the sake of ‘fish on’ cannot sustain me. I will momentarily enjoy it, but then look upstream or down stream for open space, or across the lake for room. Mental health.




Don’t fence me in! I’ve been a loner for most of my life and enjoy fishing by myself immensely. On the occasion I go with other anglers I have few words to say and end up lagging far behind the others in our downstream journey. I just returned from my first week-long outing to MT. I went by myself, camped by myself and fished that way too. Pretty close to heaven.
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Look at you!!! Excellent outing. I am jealous. Thanks for visiting and commenting.
Gary
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Give me my space please
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I’m with you on this one…aaarrrrggggghhhhhh…situations like the top two photos give me the creeps!
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