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Jamie PropstHost
Scott PropstHost
Do you mind elaborating on what that means to you to be a really great guide? And it's more than just catching fish.

The whole time that I've been a guide, I have been of the mindset that it's not the number of fish that I catch at the end of the season or the end of the day that makes me a great guide or tells me how successful I was.

It's the amount of memories that are made, the amount of fun that people have.

I tell people my least favorite saying is that it's called fishing, not catching, but it is a very true statement and it does have to be pulled out every once in a while.

And it's the amount of effort and work that's put in to make that day a memorable one, whether there's fish or not.

So it's not even just putting in the hard work and trying to catch a fish, but you kind of got to read the room.

And there's been times where the fishing's not great, conditions, most of the time if conditions aren't going to be great, I'll tell people, you know, the river's going to be blown out or we're going to have this water condition or the wind's going to be really bad.

Would you rather go on a different day or do you want to go try it? And I usually try to give people the choice if there is a chance to try.

reschedule sometimes with our really short seasons or if I'm fully booked, that's not an option.

But sometimes you go out and the conditions look great and the fishing just doesn't come to fruition and it happens.

But sometimes that's not even just like, okay, I'm going to put in more effort and I'm going to change out gear more often.

And there's times where we'll pick up gear and go for a jet boat ride up the river or go on a sightseeing tour around the lake and look at houses or go into Kingston and go get a burger.

If they're not into just sitting there and grinding it out, not everyone is a hardcore fisherman and a lot of people, and especially my clientele, I feel like a lot of them are just out for the experience and the memories and Yeah, we try really hard to catch fish, but sometimes it's time to go do something else.

And I still have clients that way back when I started guiding, they've been with me that long.

Do you mind elaborating on what that means to you to be a really great guide? And it's more than just catching fish.

The whole time that I've been a guide, I have been of the mindset that it's not the number of fish that I catch at the end of the season or the end of the day that makes me a great guide or tells me how successful I was.

It's the amount of memories that are made, the amount of fun that people have.

I tell people my least favorite saying is that it's called fishing, not catching, but it is a very true statement and it does have to be pulled out every once in a while.

And it's the amount of effort and work that's put in to make that day a memorable one, whether there's fish or not.

So it's not even just putting in the hard work and trying to catch a fish, but you kind of got to read the room.

And there's been times where the fishing's not great, conditions, most of the time if conditions aren't going to be great, I'll tell people, you know, the river's going to be blown out or we're going to have this water condition or the wind's going to be really bad.

Would you rather go on a different day or do you want to go try it? And I usually try to give people the choice if there is a chance to try.

reschedule sometimes with our really short seasons or if I'm fully booked, that's not an option.

But sometimes you go out and the conditions look great and the fishing just doesn't come to fruition and it happens.

But sometimes that's not even just like, okay, I'm going to put in more effort and I'm going to change out gear more often.

And there's times where we'll pick up gear and go for a jet boat ride up the river or go on a sightseeing tour around the lake and look at houses or go into Kingston and go get a burger.

If they're not into just sitting there and grinding it out, not everyone is a hardcore fisherman and a lot of people, and especially my clientele, I feel like a lot of them are just out for the experience and the memories and Yeah, we try really hard to catch fish, but sometimes it's time to go do something else.

And I still have clients that way back when I started guiding, they've been with me that long.
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