5 Ways to Get Your Family on the Water Part 2
5 ways to get on the water with your family, without throwing yourself into an emotional pit of despair that makes you regret every decision you have ever made.
First I want to thank you so much for checking in on part 2 of this series, I really appreciate it. As a person who is constantly looking for validation, I want you to know that you are a flicker of light in the otherwise cavern where my heart once lived. No, seriously my heart is mostly made of plastic, my original heart tried to kill me, but that’s for another time—that time being step 5 so you will have to stick around for that story.
Fly Fishing: What a Hassle
[To all you fly fishing purists out there: don’t get your knickers in a twist over this headline. The following essay is not an indictment on the sport of fly fishing. Give it a chance. It might just resonate with you. In the very least I’m hoping you’ll get a chuckle or two out of it. I will preface the following story with this: I’ve been a fly fisherman for 25 years. If you’ve been a fly angler for a while, more than likely you’ve experienced a situation akin to the one I am revisiting here.]
5 Ways to Get Your Family on the Water Part 1
5 ways to get your family on the water without throwing yourself into an emotional pit of despair that makes you regret every decision you have ever made.
Listen, I get it. I have 4 kids, each with their own very distinct personality. And maybe it’s a joke from the good Lord above that they inherited their mother’s strong will (I blame their mother because I am perfect in every way). Okay, maybe they’re not full on stubborn (I do expect my wife to read this one day). Let’s just call it “determined”. You get what I’m throwing out there, right?