Do NOT rely on them to do it for you...you'll only be disappointed   And then U have hunting season  out our way other than the hispanic or Russian subs all of our subs HUNT and fish / crab .and when hunting season especially elk is so short  they ALL take off at the same time.. so your job comes to a screaming halt.

You are a Super Fish Rescuer! 

Granted some turnips fall off of the truck.. but most just slink away into the night.. when in fact they are doing it all  bass akwards.. learn to sell and close first then go market.

I do agree that teaching someone HOW to fish rather than supplying them with fish is a phenomenal parenting technique that will serve them well.  

Maybe Bass Lake? 

Long Pond, Lake Mascuppic, dont forget not to far from there about an hour to hour/half you have NH - Lake Winnipesauke and surrounding lakes which is a Summer and Winter attraction due to the Summer lodging, boating, Jetski's and the Annual Huge Ice Fishing tournament.

I have run my Vegas home through the open door.. they offered what I paid for it 3 years ago and before I put 100k into full gut rehab.. if I took their price minus all their fee's I would have left a good 150k or more on the table.my Lake Oswego home it was substantially more.. not sure what the I company was.. although I think they were really just fishing for listings. 

I'd like to increase cash flow and net worth again and I'd like to start a subdivision project (possibly a syndication) as well, using the lots to fish for builders for my Realty team.  

There is a lot of wisdom in this statement.I tend to be the fisherman that catches enough fish for the day and has time to enjoy the day than the one buying boats and hiring other fishermen(women)(people) [you get the idea :)] and have to worry about keeping enough fish coming in to pay for the boats and the people.Catch what you need.

Having a positive attitude is important, however it won't put fish on your hook if you don't cast your line out.