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Originally Posted by Wild Coyote
It sounds like the DBT therapist assumed you were already outfitted for fishing, with all/most of the supplies you feel you need? Simply tell her/him you aren't currently equipped to fish.
I have seen many ppl fish with a makeshift pole or a very, very inexpensive pole, fishing line, a sinker, a hook and a worm. It depends upon the nature of the body of water and the terrain, as to whether or not one needs to be able to cast the line or not, etc.
If you don't have what you need and cannot secure what you need, just let the DBT therapist know this and choose an alternative activity. The idea is to do something you enjoy before the DBT meeting.
If it's all too much, too overwhelming, please inform your therapist(s) of this. It's important they know. they may change your treatment plan.

WC
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I have the pole, line and sinkers. Not sure if my license is current. But it's the getting is all together. I'm not an impulsive person, if I do such an activity I like to plan it out , make sure I'm prepared. I tend to way over pack for trips to. I like archery also, so I may pull out the bow and target and do some practice. That may be all I can get done for the class. Thanks for responding back.