I have been guiding for a few years now and the more I do of it, the more
I realize what people are looking for in the way of an outdoor adventure.
I have had people from all walks of life. Some are serious fishers and some
just want to get out on the water and try their luck. I will usually ask
when I receive a request for a fishing trip whether you want to catch a
big fish or a lot of fish. This will usually tell me what type of fisherperson
I'm dealing with. It really doesn't matter much to me but I don't want people
to be bored to death trying to catch a monster if they just want to catch
fish regardless of the size. They always say that a poor day fishing, is
still better than a good day at work. The main point is to make sure everybody
has a good time. I'm a bit of a saftey nut which means, no drinking of alcohol
while fishing, take direction on movements in the boat, and I like to see
people wearing their life jackets. I provide life jackets for adults but
I don't always have the right size for small children. Any other concerns
can be adressed when the trip is booked.
