Joy Of Fishing Poem by Marilyn Lott

Joy Of Fishing

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Oh how I enjoyed so very much
Fishing off a bridge
Or perhaps ‘long side the road
Or from up on a slight ridge

I remember many years ago
On the first day of the season
Going out before daylight
Getting my limit was the reason

Cold when I would paddle out
In a small and rented boat
And if I caught lots of fish
Oh, how I loved to gloat

But it was fun, I remember
As I tossed the long line out
And when I’d feel that tug
I’d wait to give a mighty shout

Until that little fish was on
And I’d nailed him on the spot
It was so much fun, my friend
Especially if he really fought

By the afternoon it was hot
So a cold drink I’d be wishing
And ready to go out again
For the ultimate joy of fishing!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Thad Wilk 05 February 2008

Nice poem Marilyn! When i was a young boy my favorite joy was fishing! Now i take the Grandkids it's a joy for them too! Thanks for sharing! ! Friend Thad

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