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Alan, I can understand what you are saying but there may be a point where a short session may be good for you and your mental health, but you also of course have to balance that against your physical health.
I have some fairly stressful stuff going on just now and at some point a therapy (fishing) session may be required. For me that probably won't be sea fishing as it is not so close, a grayling session on the river would be my closest.
I am currently still reluctant to do either and get annoyed as others do regarding the glaiket folks you meet in the supermarket, where I have to go.

[QUOTE="Thrasher, post: 30231, member: 565"] Alan, I can understand what you are saying but there may be a point where a short session may be good for you and your mental health, but you also of course have to balance that against your physical health. I have some fairly stressful stuff going on just now and at some point a therapy (fishing) session may be required. For me that probably won't be sea fishing as it is not so close, a grayling session on the river would be my closest. I am currently still reluctant to do either and get annoyed as others do regarding the glaiket folks you meet in the supermarket, where I have to go. [/QUOTE]

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