During fishing, we often meet all kinds of people and their ways. Some are hilarious and full of joke, others can be nasty and inconsiderate but a few can be the best fishing kakis you have ever fished with. After pondering over some leadership bad leader/good leader comparisons in my corporate work activities, I realized that the solo fisho/team fisho model was fairly similar.
So here it is! My take on the above which probably revolves around the burning question in your fishing brain - Who do I jio for a fishing trip and why? In fact, I noticed that "bad" fishing kakis often are pretty Solo in their fishing life. They are also often very negative or pessimistic and generally are inconsiderate. Do you agree?
Here's a comparison of the differences:
Author's Note:
Please note that everyone has their own definitions of a "good" fishing kaki so read with a pinch of salt.
So here it is! My take on the above which probably revolves around the burning question in your fishing brain - Who do I jio for a fishing trip and why? In fact, I noticed that "bad" fishing kakis often are pretty Solo in their fishing life. They are also often very negative or pessimistic and generally are inconsiderate. Do you agree?
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Which are you? Team or Solo? |
Team
Fisho
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Solo
Fisho
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Says We (Let’s
all catch some fish)
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Says I (I want to catch a fish)
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Shares tips
and techniques to develop good fishing practices
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Knows tips and techniques but keeps it to himself or herself
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Shares
personal catches if the situation calls for it
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Always keeps personal catch regardless of situation
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Already on
planned fishing trips with a regular group of kakis
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Need to find and join fishing trips all the time
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Generates
positivity and enthusiasm whatever the fishing conditions
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Bemoans bad luck and bad fishing conditions
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Gives proper
credit to others during fishing
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Gives credit to only himself or herself
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Bemoans
inconveniencing others
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The only person I cannot inconvenience is myself
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Author's Note:
Please note that everyone has their own definitions of a "good" fishing kaki so read with a pinch of salt.