Kids and fishing go together like cake and ice cream. As a general rule, as long as they’re catching fish, kids are happy. It’s during those extended dry spells that those short attention spans begin to flutter. That’s when the mentor needs to remember that this family-friendly pastime is about a lot more than catching fish. “When your kids are fingerlings themselves, it’s more about getting out for a little R&R and your kids getting out for a little fresh air than it actually catching fish,” says Eugene Buchanan, the Steamboat Springs-based author of ” Outdoor Parents, Outdoor Kids: A Guide to Getting Your Kids Active in the Great Outdoors.” “But what better excuse is there to wet a line? ‘Honey, I’m taking the kids fis...