You know, people who don’t fish think fishing is a lazy, boring and useless exercise one gets involved in, but to me; it is complete opposite. There are a hundred little of decisions to be made, variables to be considered and you are never quite sure what made the difference. Did I cast too high or too far from the left; did I reel it in too slow or too fast; is the lure too shiny or too dull; should I stay here or try to go over there. And we all know fishing is not luck, but we do not know by how much or what exactly the decision is, or how we failed at achieving the target.

Unfortunately, decision comes in as sun sets, ranging from atomic issues like whether to go to work; brand of coffee to have; what to wear, to life-changing decisions like being an entrepreneur or an addicted user of ; and finally comes down to who to marry.
Some of the major factors that influence our decision making could be; Intuition: using our gut-feeling about possible cause of action. Reasoning: using the facts and figures before us to make decisions. And finally, Opinion: Is not a denial anymore, that most of us seek opinion from people before we take actions. But emotions, situations and past experience are synonymous to human reasoning, which anchors people’s judgement.

People are predictable, unchanging, and monotonous, so are decisions; they use the same language, they offer the same excuses, and they cause the same failure. People are endlessly disappointing because we keep hoping they won’t be. For you not to really feel disappointed, you need to be strong, you should prepare to stand for yourself, be independent, no help-call every time. All these behaviours are predictable, unchanging and in fact, disappointing; which often turns to frustration, frustration turns to resentment, resentment turns to anger, angers turn to rage, and rage to indifference. Once you are indifferent, you keep making wrong decisions.

Fishing is good, because you would never feel disappointed, because you will be effectively decisive, because you won’t expect anything, because anything is possible. Fishing gets you hope, even in failure.

Source: benefitonline.org/2016/01/24/fishing-and-decision-making/

You might be right. The same is for hunting. I don't have the chance to fish because I don't a river near my area but I have a big forest which allows me to hunt and spend time with the wild life.

Nature was at the beginning of the human nation and it is even today. People were always asking question and were looking for answers, but they were so blind that didn't see the obvious - nature is the answer to all our answers, and we treat it like garbage. Every time I'm stressed, or I just need a break, I take a walk in the middle of nature - the forest. I take my dogs with me and after that I walk I get so much energy that I feel I'm ready to conquer the world. But what to do when you're stuck in the office and you and need a break in the nature? Well, I scroll through Cave Prep. It's a site where nature is the main character, where people talk about problems and solutions.

My childhood led me to fishing. From the age of eight I went to the river at six in the morning. So I still go every summer. Sitting alone with salmon fly fishing rod is sometimes disastrously necessary and it doesn't matter if you catch something or not. For the new year, I decided to upgrade my fishing rod and bought it in the store. Read more try here different fishing gear and fishing clothes. I wish you all a good new year's mood