I'm exploring the idea of offering optional paid activities to my guests like personal chef, back country skiing, mountain climbing lessons, UTV rentals, horse back riding, fly-fishing and the like. 

@Dave Olverson, I'm a small fish and most of those neighborhoods are above my pay grade. 

The one of them  wanted  to go for offshore fishing , and decided to rent a boat and then after some photographs  I showed them , resulted in renting a Yacht  65 feet .

Target areas with established snow mobiling or ice fishing for winter months as well.

I smell a fish....

Those are all pretty big fish, so you may want to check around if their pricing isn't in the ballpark you're looking for. 

When you are fishing for property if it makes sense with hard money, reel it in & throw it in the boat, then get better financing later to make an even better deal.

Imagine 100 people all fishing the same beach.

that area is one of the areas of rural or semi rural Washington that was or has been in steep decline with the decline in the fishing industry and logging industry.. and so its an area you can find those beater houses that work for BRRR.. that used to be the case in Longview but that's got spill over from PDX finally and prices have really firmed up but its a tough rental crowd .. don't kid yourself..

We both enjoy the outdoors - hiking, fishing, trail running, road biking, trying new restaurants and travel 6 to 8 times a year.