Fly fishing vs Keeping chickens
Fly fishing and keeping chickens have 86% in common. Here is how they differ on time, cost and feel, so you can pick the one that fits your week.
| What | Fly fishing | Keeping chickens |
|---|---|---|
| Time a week | 4 hours a week | 3 hours a week |
| Who with | On your own | On your own |
| You end up with | A skill you got better at | A skill you got better at |
| Feels | Calm | Calm |
| To start | $250 | $400 |
Choose fly fishing if
- More fiddly, precise work
- Less about being useful
- More of a mental workout
About $250 to start, then about $30 a month.
Choose keeping chickens if
- Less fiddly
- More useful day to day
- Easier on the brain
About $400 to start, then about $25 a month.
What you'll need
- Fly fishing: About $250 to start, then about $30 a month. Full cost breakdown
- Keeping chickens: About $400 to start, then about $25 a month. Full cost breakdown