Flyfishing waterway access to points unknown and remote areas …?
For anyone who has been fly fishing in the Rocky Mountains surprising knows how frustrating it can be to find a place to enter the water on the roads. I'm working in Access Point (AP) maps for popular waterways from the region of northern Idaho. Also accepting customers who have needs and requests on certain stretches of water and you will build detailed, individual packages. Packages can include: Marking of AP, AP span, difficulties faced by AP, exploitable water stretch reached by the AP, all the necessary equipment or vehicles capable AP negotiate (ATV, 4×4, etc), F & G, rulers, water velocity, the popularity and parking options for the AP. client software packages could also requested include GPS coordinates of the points of interest, camping areas, entomology / flies used, the depth of water, leaves, photos of AP and any other special requests. My question is: If this service and the information was available for use, it is worth paying and how valuable it would be for you?
I think you have an interesting concept that could well be very valuable, although what the market will bear may take some time to discover. How much worth is difficult to say. Would you be willing to pay for that package? Maybe if I felt the cost was reasonable, and information was available for a water that I wanted to fish. One would-For bigger, and rivers, believes that breaking into pieces, so that people have the option of purchasing information across the river, or just the section they intend to fish. Nobody likes to pay for something you do not need or will use. Or instead of breaking it by specific water, perhaps it section of maps based on USGS maps, etc. Good luck with that, I could have a winner.
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