How is your fish addiction funded? What do you do for a living?

[Evz jardini]

I run my own painting and decorating company , I was self employed for 11 years and recently setup a partnership with a fellow decorator and close mate , it's all good we work well together are very busy and are now part of the dulux select decorators team
I also make a few £ on the side selling artwork and custom painted furniture when I get chance do produce any.

 

[Fishy-Botany]

How far north do you go? Humboldt or Del Norte Counties?

The farthest north I go is Beaver creek, a tributary to the Klamath river , its about 30 minutes from the Oregon border. On the coast the farthest north I go is to Praire creek in the Redwood National and State parks.
There are other crews for the Smith river though, Id love to survey that river one day

 

[kno4te]

I'm a doctor and father to my boys and my fish. But the father job don't pay lol (but it it gives me joy).

 

[xraycer]

But the father job don't pay

We need to unionize

 

[davenmandy]

Insurance claims adjuster/tae kwon do instructor. Though injuries have temporarily held me back from the latter, and as I type this I remind myself it's been longer than I would have liked since I've been able to teach a class. Sigh. If I could do it all over again I would go into a trade, I feel like I would have enjoyed it much more.

 

[pacu mom]

The farthest north I go is Beaver creek, a tributary to the Klamath river , its about 30 minutes from the Oregon border. On the coast the farthest north I go is to Praire creek in the Redwood National and State parks.
There are other crews for the Smith river though, Id love to survey that river one day

Our property goes to the middle of the Smith River.

 

[bbortko]

Electrician, mostly bend and install conduit.

 

[pops]

you condoit!!! sorry bug the electritians all the time with this one,

 

[Lepisosteus]

work on a parks maintenance team for my town with my brother which funds schooling to hopefully become either a petroleum geologist or an exploration geologist (earth science degree minor in economics). Make side money doing other things as well

 

[ehh]

work on a parks maintenance team for my town with my brother which funds schooling to hopefully become either a petroleum geologist or an exploration geologist (earth science degree minor in economics). Make side money doing other things as well

you'll probably have an easier time finding a job with a background in petroleum. you'll end up working for an oil company but they're always looking for science guys. i know a lot engineers that graduated with a background in petroleum and they had a job before they graduated. if you minor in computer science and get some undergraduate programming under your belt then you'll be in the money. just sharing my experience... I've been going to school for so damn long now i feel like i could be a college counselor haha