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It's called "Fishing" not "Catching" 😄
It’s called fishing, not catching, right? Even after 20+ years on the water, I still get skunked sometimes—especially when I moved to a new area. But those slow days taught me more than the good ones: tide timing, bait choices, weather patterns, tackle tweaks. Now I pick my fishing days more carefully, but honestly? Just being out there is the reward. Catching something is a bonus. Anyone feel like the same? #fishing #FishingLife #CatchAndRelease #Outdoors
2025-07-30
Reelax
Rarely get skunked. My brown trout from this week:)
07-30
Jeffersonville, VT
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Rick S
I haven't heard or read a more truthful statement. This really applies to me!🤣 I've mastered the "fishing" part, but "catching" still eludes me.
07-30
Woodbridge, VA
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R C
It's Fishing till one gets hooked then it's a Catch
07-30
Adams, WI
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boy sulley
much respect 🙏
07-31
Rochester, NY
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fuzzy
I go fishing to relax and unwind if I catch fish that is great if I don't I still have a very good time but catching fish makes it better
07-31
Dundalk, MD
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lildad 79
I like the peace of the night time. It does not bother me to not catch anything . I use giant bait only pigs can eat. I’m trophy hunting
30d
Morgantown, IN
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Old man
I find that it’s a stupid statement personally… I go fishing to catch fish… but to each his own
07-31
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Alan King
Even if you catch nothing the peace and Quiet and observing the local wildlife is precious🤔😲
08-03
Temple, TX
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5ofineed5aladder
This post has a largemouth bass... Do ponds/lakes have tides?
07-31
Mansfield, MA
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