One of the things that I treasure in summertime is my weekends. I start my twenty-four hours early. acquiring ready to sit in my boyfriend’s auto. to pick up the boat from a friend. The boat is a camouflaged. level underside. twelve pess long ; spray painted on one side is the name for the boat “Esox Lucius” . We get to the brook and Jake dismounts the boat. I help by conveying the fishing poles. tackle boxes and my bag down to the bank. The familiar brook where we go is non excessively broad. covered on both sides by green grazing land hills. We drift around curves with the moderate sway of the H2O. The twenty-four hours is clear bluish sky with bright beams of light coming from the Sun. and reviewing soft zephyr enfolding our tegument. Not far from here. you can hear the mooing from a group of robust. spotted cattle nibbling the grass. There are husbandmans acquiring tractors ready for work in the Fieldss. I am sitting in the forepart of the boat reading a book. while Jake is projecting off his come-on ready to catch another fish.

He is standing at the dorsum of the boat for a broad unfastened dramatis personae. Yet his dorsum is consecutive and at easiness. because he is making one of his favourite avocations. confronting me. His weaponries sway swimmingly with every dramatis personae far off from the boat. basking the moral force between the come-on and the fish. In add-on the H2O is so clear. which makes it simple to descry the fish spring for the come-on. After a piece I put down the book. and make up one’s mind to angle every bit good. The fishing pole is an Ugly Stik theoretical account. six and a half pess long. equipped with a cork grip. My come-on is a half ounce swim gigue caput ; about five inches long. camouflaged green. purple and orange skirt. with a black and white swimbait tail. With my distant dramatis personae. combined with a slow reeling. I thirstily anticipate a fish to do the error to fall for my trap.