I'd like to get some fishin' in on my trip to Scotland at the end of June and I keep getting asked what kind-a fishin' do I wanna do:

Sea fishin' sounds exciting but it seems kind-a involved and expensive.

But fly fishin' sounds like a hoot.

Also, should I hire this guy as my guide:

http://andersonanglingacademy.co.uk/images/1.jpg

Or, how about this guy:

http://www.speycasting-tuition.com/images/david_dog_1_200.jpg

I guess we'd like ta relax and take in scenery...

I have heard that deep sea fishing is crazy spendy and many a captain will rip ye off.

Here in Florida, fishermen pals tell me that pier, seawall and flats fishing is where it is at. Me, I have only fished in lakes and rivers before. And I have never fly fished.

But fly fishin' sounds like a hoot.

I just smack 'em with a rolled up newspaper...

Cast netting is fun. It's work and can get messy. Fresh live mullet is where it's at. Very rewarding. Fly fishing here is popular. Seems like a lot of work. Trout are very delicate fish.
Every lay down a trot line before?

Fly fishing is very relaxing, and once you get the hang of casting, it's not that hard. Definitely get a guide; he'll help with getting the line tied and everything. Fly fishing is more a commune-with-nature thing, because you actually target the fish and cast right at him, vs. trolling through the high seas with a cooler of beer ...