The curse of creativity is a phenomenon that many artistic and creative individuals often experience. While creativity is often seen as a positive attribute, it can also come with its challenges and drawbacks. One of the main curses of creativity is the constant need for inspiration. Creative individuals often find themselves constantly seeking new ideas and sources of inspiration to fuel their work. This can lead to feelings of pressure and anxiety as they struggle to come up with fresh and innovative ideas. Additionally, there is often a fear of running out of ideas or becoming stagnant in their creativity.
Reel Magic
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Charter Information
Welcome to the Reel Magic website, my name is Tony Skeen, and I am the owner/skipper of Reel Magic which is a Marco 650 Sou’Wester alloy boat.
Reel Magic is now powered by a 2020 150HP Honda outboard, giving a maximum cruising speed of 25 knots.
I have Maritime NZ Skippers Restricted Limits and Maritime Transport Operators Certifications along with First Aid and Radio Operators certificates which allow me to operate my charter business.
Reel Magic departs from the pontoon at the end of Alamar Crescent in Mangawhai Heads.
The boat can take a maximum of six passengers for fishing and sightseeing trips.
I find a maximum of four passengers is best when booking fishing charters.
I have have been running charters out of Mangawhai since 2009.
Current rates are $800 for up to 4 people (plus $200 per extra person) for a day trip which will usually give you seven to eight hours on the water.
A half day option is also available for $520 for up to four people (plus $130 per extra person) giving you four hours on the water.
Rods can be hired for $20 per person if needed.
Bait, salt ice and fishing tackle can be purchased from Fish&Dive which is located at 8 Wood Street Mangawhai Heads.
-->You a welcome to keep the fish you catch and th ere is a 90 litre fish bin onboard to keep your catch chilled and in top condition.
There is also an onboard flush toilet available.
I am a passionate lifelong fisherman and have been fishing the Mangawhai area since the 1980’s.
Most trips are in the Bream Bay area in depths ranging from 15 metres in depth, out and around to the Hen and Chickens Islands which are about 10 miles offshore and 50 metres deep.
A large variety of species can be caught in this area, but Snapper and Kahawai are the most prevalent. Other species can include Yellowtail Kingfish, Terakihi, Gurnard, Trevally, John Dory just to name a few.
My favourite style of fishing is soft baiting on the drift, but I don’t mind if you prefer jigging or anchoring up and using bait, or whatever your preferred method is.
My hire rods are for bottom fishing, soft baiting and lure fishing (sliders etc). If you plan on jigging, you will need to bring your own gear.
I can also issue gift certificates for full or half day trips which make great presents.
Reel magic fishing
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Additionally, there is often a fear of running out of ideas or becoming stagnant in their creativity. Another curse of creativity is the vulnerability that comes with expressing oneself through art and creative mediums. Creative individuals often pour their emotions, thoughts, and experiences into their work, making themselves vulnerable to criticism and judgment.
This vulnerability can lead to self-doubt, anxiety, and even creative blockages, as individuals may fear putting themselves out there and being vulnerable to rejection. Furthermore, the curse of creativity can also manifest in the form of perfectionism. Creative individuals often strive for perfection in their work, constantly pushing themselves to produce the best possible outcomes. This can lead to a never-ending cycle of self-criticism and dissatisfaction, as they constantly compare themselves to others and strive for unattainable standards. Additionally, creative individuals often face societal pressures and expectations. Some may feel compelled to conform to certain artistic trends or styles in order to gain recognition and success. This can hinder their ability to truly express themselves and their unique creative voice, leading to feelings of frustration and inauthenticity. Lastly, the curse of creativity can also manifest in the form of societal misconceptions and stereotypes. Creative individuals are often seen as eccentric or impractical, and their career choices may be undervalued or not taken seriously. This can lead to feelings of isolation and a lack of support from society, making the creative journey more challenging. In conclusion, while creativity is often seen as a gift, it can also come with its curses. The constant need for inspiration, vulnerability, perfectionism, societal pressures, and misconceptions can all impact the creative individual's journey. However, by acknowledging and understanding these challenges, creative individuals can find ways to embrace and overcome them, allowing their creativity to flourish..
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