Chalks First Freshwater Report

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Chalks First Freshwater Report

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Holy cow, the world is coming to an end, I fished in freshwater today :o :lol: ....The whole family headed over to some family land in Thomas county for Josephs first fishing trip. Joseph woke up ready to go this morning. Had to do a few things around the house, ended up hitting the water around 10:00. We put some corks and worms out, nothing much happening, so I started throwing a beetle spin and wham, fish on....I get Joseph between me and the rod and he cranks and I held the rod. We landed a little 1 pound bass. He was all excited, a little later he caught a bream and I got the fish up, Joseph was reaching for the fish, he got fish :o , fish wiggled :roll: , hook out and in his finger :x , not bad, but you know how three year olds are. He didn't want much to do with it after that. I didn't push him, he did help me reel another fish, but soon as it hit the bank he was gone :lol: . Spent about five hours out today caught probably 20 or so bream and I caught about 12 or so bass biggest to two pounds. Had a blast watching my little one fish, hope we have many more trips in the future. Some pics

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They aint nothin can beat the smile on a younguns face after catchin a biggun :-D :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Nice family outing.. :thumbup:
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Good dill, Chalk. Keep takin that boy.
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Alright Dad! Good job Joseph! :thumbup:
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Post by CSMarine »

Seems I remember somebody saying to me a few months ago.....
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"It would have to be a brackish river, can't seem to get excited about them bass anymore, too easy"

Take that boy more often. 8)
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Post by Sir reel »

Nicely done Chalk. Tell Joseph we're real proud of him.
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