Comments on: National Fly Fishing in Schools Program http://www.fly-fishing-colorado.com/wordpress/national-fly-fishing-in-schools-program/ Every Thing You Need for Fly Fishing - Articles, Fishing Condition Reports, Fly Fishing Tackle Reviews and Gear Sales Sun, 27 Sep 2009 02:12:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Marshall http://www.fly-fishing-colorado.com/wordpress/national-fly-fishing-in-schools-program/comment-page-1/#comment-458 Marshall Sun, 27 Sep 2009 02:12:48 +0000 http://www.fly-fishing-colorado.com/wordpress/?p=1550#comment-458 Thank you for the kind comment. Your site looks interesting too. Will have to come back and take another look next week. Thanks again for visiting and taking time to look around. Your comment is appreciated. Thank you for the kind comment. Your site looks interesting too. Will have to come back and take another look next week.

Thanks again for visiting and taking time to look around. Your comment is appreciated.

]]> By: Landing Page Arizona http://www.fly-fishing-colorado.com/wordpress/national-fly-fishing-in-schools-program/comment-page-1/#comment-457 Landing Page Arizona Tue, 22 Sep 2009 17:11:15 +0000 http://www.fly-fishing-colorado.com/wordpress/?p=1550#comment-457 I am completely amazed at your website, and am particularly interested in these concepts regarding fly fishing as part of school curriculum. I am a father of young fishermen, and was taught to fly fish by my grandfather when I was very young. It has changed my life. In your profile you state, "The grace of the fly fisherman as he cast the dry fly into the waters below a small water fall was a picture of beauty." I have not only seen, but have felt the peace of fly fishing, and eagerly suggest to others that they discover this sport (I'll be sure to refer them to this blog). Ironically, even my professional life reflects the instincts of a fly fisherman. I am a digital marketer. I often tell people that they need to learn to fish, rather than to hunt for leads and clients. Someone being hunted feels the instinct to run for their lives, whereas someone being "fished" is curious and encouraged to take what is being offered. My leads come to me. I'm strategic about it, but in the end I'm not doing the chasing. I'm "gracefully" doing the fishing. Who but a fly fisherman could comprehend this? I love this. I can assure you that my friends, family, and my many business associates who need to learn how to "fly fish," be it in business or in the stream, will be referred to your site. I am completely amazed at your website, and am particularly interested in these concepts regarding fly fishing as part of school curriculum. I am a father of young fishermen, and was taught to fly fish by my grandfather when I was very young. It has changed my life.

In your profile you state, “The grace of the fly fisherman as he cast the dry fly into the waters below a small water fall was a picture of beauty.” I have not only seen, but have felt the peace of fly fishing, and eagerly suggest to others that they discover this sport (I’ll be sure to refer them to this blog).

Ironically, even my professional life reflects the instincts of a fly fisherman. I am a digital marketer. I often tell people that they need to learn to fish, rather than to hunt for leads and clients. Someone being hunted feels the instinct to run for their lives, whereas someone being “fished” is curious and encouraged to take what is being offered. My leads come to me. I’m strategic about it, but in the end I’m not doing the chasing. I’m “gracefully” doing the fishing.

Who but a fly fisherman could comprehend this? I love this. I can assure you that my friends, family, and my many business associates who need to learn how to “fly fish,” be it in business or in the stream, will be referred to your site.

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