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Published by Velvet Holmes, 2019-03-14 13:03:10

Kyan C -fishing

Kyan C -fishing

FISHING 1

By: Kyan C.

Table Of Contents

Introduction- pg. 3
How to fish- pg. 4
Equipment - pg. 5
Records - pg. 6
Conclusion- pg. 7
Glossary- pg. 8

2

Introduction

Picture yourself on a boat with a pole in your hand. Suddenly your pole jerks and
bends. You reel in. There on your hook is a fish. What are you doing? You’re
fishing. Fishing is an ancient art used for food.

3

How to fish

So you want to learn how to fish. Follow my directions and you might catch a fish
or two. Step 1 get a pole. Get a pole that fits you just right. Reels. You can get an
open faced or closed face spinning reel. Step 2 once you got it go and find
yourself a lake or an ocean or an I don't care just a body of water. Once you got it
go throw your line out!

Quick Fact - If you are an angler, you like to fish.

4

Lets get some bait. Your choices are worms, lures, leches, minnows,
corn and other food. Hook it to your hook and go!

Equipment

5

Records

These are some of the biggest fish ever caught in Wisconsin. The biggest Muskie
was 69 lbs 63.5in caught in the Chippewa Flowage. This fish was caught on
10/20/1949. That’s my birthday! The biggest sheepshead was 35 lbs caught on
8/29/92 in the Mississippi River. The biggest crape (black) was 4lbs and 19.75
inches long caught in the Gile Flowage. The Northern Pike record is 35 lbs caught
on 8/16/1952 caught in Lake Puckaway.

6

Conclusion

So now you know how to fish. Now that you know how to fish and you know what
to use, you can go fishing!

7

Glossary

bait=things you use to lure the fish in so they
bite your hook

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