I guess if you're dating the guy than it's okay if you switch flies. NOT!
Something I always wanted to ask and I see now why my old fly fishing buddy went through some fly partners. How selfish of him!
Now here's another one for you...
How do you get someone to move without a conflict?
I was on the Thompson a while back before my fly fishing days and these three fly gentlemen just sat there and inched their way along, making the 20 guys behind me antsy, and me being female and 4th in line with a spoon, they thought they could cut in front of me, and I told them to take it up with the guys in front, and not to dare step in front of me... (Not as gently I'll admit).
Is there anyway without a conflict you can get people to move?
Is there anyway without a conflict you can ask someone nicely that stepped into the pool infront of you, that you were there first?
Since I'm the queen of conflict and we know I don't take any crude, I'd like to be nice about things, but I always get the same answer (and this is from the old timers on the Skagit)...
"Leave quickly and let the air out of their tires"
I probably run into more problems, because being female I can't possibly do anything about it. You know like two old farts throwing spoons a foot from me from a drift boat, or steppin in front of me while fly fishing.
What is a woman going to do?
So if any of you know how to deal with rude, inconsiderate, sexist, jealous, fishermen, I'd appreciate it kindly.
And ignoring it, isn't an option because inconsiderate fishermen shouldn't be allowed to do that, because what if they did that to some nice sweet gal that was fishing for her first time and ruined it for her. It wouldn't scar me, but it just might scar your daughter or your girl friend.
So what would you do?