Fishing is an activity that I only tried just a few times. I remember going home to my grandma's place where me and my cousins who are experts in fishing took me out to fish. It looks so easy for them to catch fish and so I ask them to let me. Well they did. But it took a lot of coaching and helping before I was able to catch one which made me so happy.
Fishing men is quite an experience as well. You get in contact with different kinds of people along the way. In the past quarter of months of fishing men, it is interesting to note several kinds of people.

The first group are those who are hard to bite the bait of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. Most of these people have common responses. The responses are they already have a church, they do not believe in the Bible, they are busy with different activities, they are atheists, agnostics, were offended by wayward Christians, they have no time, they are not accepted by certain denominations because of their sexual orientations, they have their own book of religion, or they just want to engage you in a conversation but their minds are not open to what they will hear. No wonder the Lord stated in the Bible that "...as the days of Noah were, so also will the coming of the Son of Man be. For as in the days before the flood, they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day that Noah entered the ark." Matthew 24:37-38 (Genesis 6-7). People are just engaged in the daily grind of life and are distracted by the things of this life in order not to think about the state and destiny of their soul in light of eternity.
The second group of people are those who are well-fed by the gospel of Christ. They have taken the bait and are caught in His family. They are awesome encouragers along the way and are also encouraged when they see Christians fishing men for Christ.
The third group of people are those who are caught by the Spirit of God. They are drawn to listen intently on God's word. The evidence of hunger for truth are remarkable and are taken by the bait of the gospel of Christ. Often, the fishers of men are the one surprised when catching these people. It is a miracle in time. The fishers are given such joy because of the guidance of the Spirit in enlightening these men to come to understanding and accepting the gospel. And surely, at that point, there is no audible rejoicing besides the new creature and the witness. Yet, "I say unto you, that likewise joy shall be in heaven over one sinner that repenteth, more than over ninety and nine just persons, which needs no repentance."
Surely, it is a great privilege to let the Lord use broken vessels as His instruments to fish men to Him. Yet, the broken vessels testify of their imperfections that their Maker who made them whole will have ALL THE PREEMINENCE AND GLORY UNTO HIMSELF! PRAISE THE LORD!