American woman urges women to go fishing
27-year-old American Michelle Clavatt is not just a beautiful girl. She is professionally engaged in fishing and posts photos with her trophies, and she is dressed only in a bikini. Of course, Michelle has 72 thousand subscribers.
Michelle works as a hair colorist in Florida, and devotes all her free time to catching huge fish, the love for which her father instilled in her from the age of 6. Usually a girl goes to the open sea on her boat four days a week. At the moment, Michelle, who encourages her subscribers to try themselves in this purely male sport, is one of the most popular female anglers in social networks.
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"I've been fishing since I was six years old,— says Michelle. — My dad taught me how to fish. We went to the canals and lakes behind our house or near the city to catch catfish or perch."
"I like absolutely everything about fishing. The adrenaline rush after pulling a big fish onto the boat is probably my favorite part of this hobby."
"Rigging baits, eating the fish I catch, and just being on the water —I like everything."
"Fishing is considered a male occupation, but I think that over the past couple of years, social networks have opened the eyes of all female anglers and encouraged them to fish even more. They see others fishing, like me, and they start to feel more confident."
"I get unpleasant comments from men, but I try not to pay attention to them."
"It doesn't matter if you're a man or a woman. We all have hands to fish, so why not do it?"