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EGO BUSTING
I will not mention his name but suffice it to say that he is a well-known fly fisher whose fly fishing exploits have been chronicled in print for many years. We shared a day on a famous trout stream and enjoyed several hours of candid conversation about fly fishing. We covered a gamut of topics from rods to fly theory. Here are some of the interesting insights that I gleaned from that day.
So, this doesn't mean I'm dumber than a fish afterall? :p;)
Of course fish have small brains. They would look pretty silly if they had huge heads with large craniums.
Their brains only have a few duties, though. They need to stay alive and procreate. Their brains represent millions of years of imbedded information about feeding and survival. They do a great job at both and can be very selective when feeding on insects in their world.
http://caspar.bgsu.edu/~lobsterman/P...8KotVanHub.pdf