ok, it's time to stop doomposting and it's time to start planning for my boomer future Amerimutts, if I return to the fatherland, how easy is it to get into fishing? What sort of time investment am I looking at between commitment and grilling a large mouth bass for supper?

Nov 16, 2023 · 10:13 PM UTC

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Please come east tx I’ll show you eveything you need to know ❤️
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So easy Mabye 50 bucks at Walmart will get you going
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Move to the Ozarks. Best bass fishing in the country and it’s genuinely beautiful. Red state as well.
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Make sure you live in western states if you wanna river fish
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Fishing wise it’s not that expensive. Here’s the prices of licenses in my state idfg.idaho.gov/licenses/fees…

License, Tag, and Permit Costs – Residents | Idaho Fish and Game

To hunt and fish in Idaho you will need a license, and you may need a tag or permit.

idfg.idaho.gov
Replying to @XJosh
Depends where you are, here you can find catfish without even having a rod lmao but a rod and a river will add enjoyment and easily turn it into a fun family activity for all ages. Not a steep learning curve at all.
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Just watch a couple videos about the basics and you'll be good to go. Or have a dad
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If you grill a bass, you're not welcome
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Just have your fishing license and whatever rules your local game warden has. You can do stuff on the cheap if you look you up some vids or tutorials.
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Takes like 5 minutes to get a fishing license. Catching a bass depends on skill, bait, location, and luck. Could get one right after you cast, could get a hit after an hour. Scaling and gutting it takes another few minutes (depending on skill), then 20 mins to cook it.
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