Narrative About Fishing

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Many people have many different activities that they are passionate about, and Mine is fishing. there is nothing like being able to wake up and roll out of a bed that feels like it's made of clouds to have your morning coffee, and get ready for the very exciting day you have ahead of you. I got ready for the day by putting on my denali rods fishing jersey and my columbia Performance Fishing Gear fishing pants along with my Costa Sunglasses. I pulled up at the lake in my Charcoal Gray ¾ ton chevrolet 2500HD pick-up truck and seen the sun peeking vibrantly over the horizon. I lined my royal blue Ranger Bass Boat sitting on my Royal blue ranger trail trailer up with the very first boat ramp at lake ok’hissa. As i backed my ranger boat with an evinrude 250 HO e-tec G2 on it into the lake i noticed the beauty that God had blessed me with that morning as i seen that the lake looked as if it was made of glass. …show more content…

I dropped my minn-kota 112lb thrust 36 volt trolling motor into the water and set my speed on 3 out of 5 and made my way through the glassed over lake. My first cast i decided to make was with my 7’6” shimano crucial rod and it had on it a 6.3:1 shimano citica on it for the reel. The reel was lined with 12lb clear magnathin Stren monofilament fishing line. Tied to that line was a stanley, hand tied skirt, black ⅜ oz swimming

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