Poll, days of trout fishing a year

[flyfisherman22 0]

90+ days a year fishing for trout plus about 10 or so for other species

[creekhound 0]

Too many according to my wife, but usually get about 25-30 days.

[FisheyeDon 0]

I trout fish 5 days a week minimum every week

[iso18 0]

Man, u need to add some more days to this poll. 18+ doesn't even come close to half the days on the stream I spend chasing trout.

shane

[feathers5 0]

Well over 18+ for me. I'd say between 50 and 75 days on the water.

[violinjock 0]

During the open season, I am out for trout between 1-4 days per week...We start in March and end in September. Easily over 100 days per season just on trout...

[peter1985 0]

I spend more than 10 days in a year..

[Li'lDave 0]

I live at the wrong end of the Australian continent . But I target them as often as I can....

 

Estuarine fly fishing would be more like 52 days plus... That is almost every weekend where I can

[FishDragon 0]

I have probably fished around 100+ days for trout and hitting upwards of 25+ days for salmon.

[DeweyGreen 0]

Are thier other kind of fish other then Trout?? Damn You learn something new every day..lol

[fly tryer 0]

I can only manage 9-10 every year because of the distance, but those 9 or 10 are really special for me

 

Steve

[Toirtis 0]

Somewhere between 60-80 per year....mostly because various trout species are what we mostly have locally, and my local open water season is limited to March-November.

[Chris.CT 0]

This is for my final in statistics this semester, Would greatly appreciate it if you would participate in my sample study.

 

Thanks

Tmatt26

 

I'm a marketing researcher. Given these results, you should re-examine your categories(maybe less than 10, 10-19, 20-29, 30-39, etc, thru 100+)and resubmit the questionnaire. You should also consider asking an additional couple of questions (maybe years fished, age, $ spent annually on trout tackle, etc.) to increase your ability to analyze the days data and dazzle your teacher.

[Toirtis 0]

 

I'm a marketing researcher. Given these results, you should re-examine your categories(maybe less than 10, 10-19, 20-29, 30-39, etc, thru 100+)and resubmit the questionnaire. You should also consider asking an additional couple of questions (maybe years fished, age, $ spent annually on trout tackle, etc.) to increase your ability to analyze the days data and dazzle your teacher.

 

I agree....I would also love to see the results and resulting correlations.

[bluegill576 0]

 

I'm a marketing researcher. Given these results, you should re-examine your categories(maybe less than 10, 10-19, 20-29, 30-39, etc, thru 100+)and resubmit the questionnaire. You should also consider asking an additional couple of questions (maybe years fished, age, $ spent annually on trout tackle, etc.) to increase your ability to analyze the days data and dazzle your teacher.

 

I agree....I would also love to see the results and resulting correlations.

That would be cool to see but I do t really want to think about how much I spend on fishing/tying stuff each year