Some say you never know until you have a line out
Some recollect when the line snaps and shout
But we all know someone or sometime behind a reel and rod
And it was giving us to by the glory of God
To throw a line out and simply wish on a bite
It's in the catch where the fish can put up a fight
Reeling them in one by one the memories stay in are head
Best place to be is the water someone said
With bait that ranges from live fake or food
It puts the mind at rest, gets you in a good mood
For the story's it makes can be told from younger gen to older
It makes you wise even bolder
To cast a line is to give it time for anything to bite
Might be heavy gear might be light
But its not all about the fish that gets you addicted
In a simple saying the scenery the sounds it depicted
A great therapy lesson for anyone to enjoy
When you catch a big one its like ohhhh boy
Its the sights sounds and feeling's that give away at the stress
To get anything off your chest
And just reel them in with a smile or a grin
Feeder rod float fishing or bait caster you can all master
Over the years you learn faster
To keep doing a hobby so many people enjoy
Bass pro shops so many people employ
To give the gift passed down from generations
That so many do in preparations
To hand down to one another to grow and create lifetime memories
To just get on the water with a tackle box of amentias
For there are so many types of fish and ways to fish
And if your catching you can be gutting and turning it into a dish
That would feed any hungry human that's not allergic or loves fresh or salt water food
Like my saying its all good
Will keep you wanting more after you learn and turn this hobby for a life lesson
It gets you to where you need to be out in the outdoors with progression
For any giving rambler
Fishing is in the heart of the angler
About the Creator
Blake Robert
I Write to express my own outlook on any giving thing I come across or think about. Please give me insight on things if you have any input to how I can become better at what I do. Remember LoveWhoYouR!


Comments (1)
This was so profound! Loved your poem!