C. Thi Nguyen

There's one mode of fly fishing I engage in, which is dry fly fishing, which is like very, very difficult, very weird.

The point is to get a trout to eat your fly off the surface of the water.

It's incredibly beautiful to me.

It's incredibly satisfying.

It's hard as hell.

You actually have to stalk and sneak and like move through the undergrowth and you like see a trout and then you like sneak up on the bank and you cast this delicate little cast like to the trout that you see.

There's another mode of fishing that I don't enjoy.

Enjoy.

Some people really enjoy.

It's called euro nymphing.

You're basically like bouncing this heavily weighted fly along the bottom.

You can't see it.

It's kind of exhausting.

I find it miserable.

Some people love it, but you catch a lot more fish.

And one of the things I've been running into a lot of the times is a certain kind of person.

I was about to say dude, and I stopped myself, but I should just say like everybody I met like this is in fact a dude.

A certain kind of dude who's like, you got a EuroNIF.

It's such a better way to catch fish.

And then they're like, I hate it.