Descriptive Essay: Roughdraft Trout Fishing

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Essay: RoughDraft Trout fishing is a wintertime outdoor activity that only a true angler can genuinely appreciate. The long refreshing walks to the river while enjoying the peace and quiet of the woods is truly relaxing after a long stressful week. But sometimes refreshing walks are followed by not so fun, unnerving walks back to the vehicle in the dark. In the end, it’s all worth it just to be able to hold that beautiful rainbow or brown trout in your hand, if only for a moment. My first trout fishing trip with my husband was one I’ll never forget. We walked two miles down a long curvy dirt trail riddled with pine trees, armadillos burrowing through the leaves, and the prettiest red birds I had ever seen. The pine scent filled my nose. It …show more content…

Since I had never been trout fishing before, I had no idea what to expect. I was beyond excited and I couldn’t wait to catch my very first trout. My husband rigged my pole up for me, I anxiously cast out my line, waited for about 3 minutes, and then suddenly, I felt like something was trying to pull my pole out of my hand. As I started to reel in my pole I see my fish jump out of the water, start shaking his head, flopped around, and tried to shake the hook out of his mouth, but luckily for me, it didn’t work. I reeled him in, amazed at his beauty. The side of his silver body has rainbow colors from his mouth to his tail. His entire body was covered with tiny black dots, similar to a leopard. He was absolutely gorgeous. That is the very moment I became addicted to trout fishing. My husband and I decided to take a trip to Flippin, Arkansas to trout fish the White River. Arkansas has many different regulations regarding trout fishing versus Oklahoma. I had to purchase an extra permit allowing me to fish for trout on the river. I learned that the state has a limit regarding the length of the brown trout anglers are allowed to keep. Well, one day while fishing the river as I’m sitting in the tiny two-man bass boat, I feel a fish bite my …show more content…

Once I got him out of the fishing net I measured him to be exactly 24.5 inches. Too short to take home. It was very disheartening. I had an abundant amount of fun fishing the White River and catching my massive brown trout. It was extremely hard to release him back into the river, but I managed. Luckily, I got a video and several pictures. A popular place for local trout anglers is the Blue River, located in Tishomingo Oklahoma. I have caught several large-sized rainbow trout fishing in the blue. The catch and release area has some of the biggest rainbow trout than other fishing areas in that location and is the main reason it is so popular with trout anglers. Catch and release is a three-mile walk but most people don’t mind because the trail is so peaceful. A couple of years ago, my husband had broken his foot right before trout season ended. I was really upset that we were going to miss out on fishing the last week of the season. Then, I had an idea. I decided that I was going to borrow a wheelchair and push my husband, three miles to our favorite fishing spot. I called him to tell him my plan, grabbed a wheelchair, arrived home, packed him up, and took off to Blue

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