HOW 2 TUESDAY #4 - How To Communicate With Your Guide To Get Exactly The Trip You Want

Tom Rowland Podcast

Waypoint TV

Sports, Wilderness, Health & Fitness

4.9 • 903 Ratings

🗓️ 6 August 2018

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Summary

1. Be Direct - Talk to the guide about what you would really like. Do you want to catch a lot of fish and don't really care which species? 2. Be honest - Give your guide an accurate assessment of your skill level. Are you an expert? Novice? 3. Be Open - Be flexible and open to other times of year, other locations or other guides. 4. Make Sure You Understand What is Required From What You Are Asking. - Talk to the guide and understand what goes into the request you made.

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0:57.3	Tuesday and today's episode is all about how to book a trip with a fishing
1:02.3	guide to get exactly the trip that you want and it all comes
1:06.2	down to communication. When I was guiding every single day I had a situation that happened to me fairly early in my career that really set the tone for how I talked to my customers before the trip and made sure that I was not leaving anything to chance in my communication and it
1:25.8	served me very very well because the secret of a successful guide is having
1:30.7	happy customers not necessarily catching a lot of fish. It's not
1:34.5	necessarily catching the biggest fish or the most fish. It is having happy
1:38.0	customers. A happy customer returns and a returning customer makes for a successful guide.
1:45.0	And that's something that a lot of people might forget,
1:49.0	you know, in the pursuit of catching the biggest fish and the most fish
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