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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A fishing rod is $35 and lakes are free
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How easy to get into it, verily, if your autism doesn't hurt. The problem is depending on your locale and if there's seasons / licensing. Time investment can be iffy, sometimes you're just unlucky; but that's also why you try to catch more than one so it's not a daily struggle.
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River fishing ? Lake ? Trawling ?
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You should buy land in the bayou in Louisiana. Many ppl in the sektur already did. The you can fish alligators and gay frogs.
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EZ just go to walmart and get an ugly stik Time: all day until you catch something unless you are at a publicly stocked resovoir in which case you will only catch shitty bluegills. if you actually want tasty fish consistently you need a boat or wading boots for streams.
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Fishing is an excuse to drink and socialize, at least where I live.
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Pensacola's is pretty well known for fishing. Don't eat Largemouths, the water they're in affects flavor. Fishing's a great way to channel your autism with all the shit you have to learn to get really proficient at it, it's a massive rabbithole and I personally love it.
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It literally depends on location, bait, type of fish you want and type of body of water. Best fish I've ever caught was fishing off the coast with a boat.
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Super easy. I learned really fast when I was a kid from my dad. Just get a semi-decent pole and a basic tackle box and you’ll be most of the way there. As far as whether or not to use bait or a lure that totally depends what you’re fishing for and where.
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