Hey I have two friends who are going to be in Oakhurst, Yosemite in September. They're young guys in their late 20's and are on their honeymoon. They are going to be in Oakhurst for a time and I want to fix them up with a days fishing with a guide. It's perhaps a long shot, but does anyone have any ...

Research seems to support practising something in short bursts until you can do it with 95% accuracy.

You then move on to something more challenging and do enough to maintain the skill that you had before.

You need to be objective though I suppose!

What it tested was a claim based on anecdote, not hard data. Just because someone famous says it is so, does not mean that it actually is so. However much of a hump they get at being challenged is not a measure of how true the original claim may be. ^ This pretty much sums up the progression in fly...

Sorry!

How many competitors from one country are allowed in the worlds? How many people could be on a GB team?

Indeed. Both is the key.

It depends on your training and what you're training for. Champion Javelin throwers aren't just strong, they're great javelin throwers. Otherwise the biggest guy would win all throwing events, which is never the case. Muscle without technique means nothing, and you'd want to be training for power an...

Nice Hans.
Good to see some more flies posted.
Agree with the sentiment too.

Lasse Karlsson wrote: Lots of personal biased objections floating around this thread

You're right again there Lasse for sure!

Oh and another thing. Could the pin fry feeding in uk reservoirs be down to unique conditions for fry habitat? There can't be as many fishable concrete bowls across the world as there are here. Just a thought.