Joe Smith likes to spend most weekend days fishing. Joe is retired and has the time to idle away hour after hour fishing on a pond near his house. For Joe, fishing is a way of wasting time, a way of relaxing.
On the other hand, Joe’s brother Stanley has yet to retire. Stanley has only an occasional opportunity to set out and spend any time fishing. In order to make the best use of his time actually out fishing, Stanley purchased fishing software to assist him in making decisions about fishing.
One of the “things” that Stanley’s fishing software addresses is whether the weather on a given day is going to be conducive to fishing for a certain type of fish. Truly, there are days when the weather dictates how successful a person might be on a fishing jaunt.
Another function of Stanley’s fishing software is its ability to make suggestions regarding what type of bait is best to utilize to optimize the chances of catching a certain type of fish. While first may not seem like finicky eaters, the reality is that certain types of fish are attracted to certain types of bait.
Stanley’s fishing software also includes map functions that help to identify more popular sport fishing venues in given regions. Of course, the directional component of the fishing software cannot pinpoint Joe’s favorite pond, but the fishing software is helpful in finding optimal fishing spots at major sport fishing venues.
Fishing software can be purchased at many sporting supply stores. Fishing software also is available on the World Wide Web at a number of different site dealing with fishing related issues and matters. There even are some free fishing software programs available. However, the free fishing software programs do not seem to have any technical support available.