Gon's Fishing Pole Novels & Stories

It makes me feel even more dumb, like if I'm a toddler pretending to be an adult. "Please come out, Clem. Peter discovered two fishing poles in the garage and was ready to go fishing in a few minutes, and one of us needed to accompany him. I despise fishing. Nematodes, the scent of fishes, the blazing sun... It's all far too bad. Please, I don't want to be the one to go. Get out of here and go outside for some fresh air. Who knows, it could help," Gigi continued almost beseechingly.

'Did I kill it with that little squeeze? I stood up, holding the fish with one hand. It was a goby fish, maybe 8inches long. 'Maybe I should have gone for something bigger?' I walked to the grass in front of the house and laid the fish down. 'Can't eat this raw.' I walked into the woods looking for firewood. I didn't go deep in; afraid I'd get lost. I found a few twigs. It wasn't much, but It was enough to start a fire. I pulled some of the grass up, making a small pile. 'Will It work with it being so green?' I wondered. I turned and walked to the closest tree to try and get some bark. I pulled at the bark as hard as I could.

" Alright, and promise that whatever happens you'll trust me, we both said at the same time." " Yes I'll, we said again in unison." "Let's fish and we can make a barbeque out of them." Marcus whispered into my ears. " That'll be a lost of fun," I looked at him excitedly." " Wait here, I'll go get the fishing Rods." Marcus scurried into the house and brought a pair of fishing rod back with him. " I'll take this, I said and took the rid that had a blue handle." The fishing went well and soon after, the fish were laid on the skewers.

When he climbed the slope and looked down, Samuel was a little stunned. Beneath the moonlight, there was a scale light that followed. A large lake was below it. A couple of water sounds sounded. That figure was seated by the lake, appearing incomparably indifferent. In the darkness, under the moonlight, the pangolin and Samuel looked at each other. Just as they were wondering, they suddenly heard the figure shouting. "It’s here." They looked around and saw the figure suddenly stand up, holding a long pole in his hand. He raised the pole at the same time with a shout, and the water suddenly sounded. Then, under the moonlight, a corner of a white fish could be seen faintly through the water.

Stella put the fishing rod down, took out a contracted pole from the bag, and inserted it into the ground. She then fixed the pole with a stone. On top of the pole was a round hole that was surrounded by non-transparent plastic. If someone were to go into the hole, only the head could be seen and nobody could look in. Jasper nodded. "It's indeed very convenient." Stella smiled slightly. She immediately pulled up the rod when she saw the bait moving. It was a five-centimeter-long crucian carp.

The fishing rod is quite unique because it is made with a minimalist and simple shape, when you pull the end, the rod will extend, the length of the rod is only one meter and a half, but it is enough for fishing in a river or lake. "Wayne, why can't I follow your way of thinking," said Eruza, looking at Wayne who was scraping the ground for worms. "I just took him for fun," yes ... that's how Wayne, he is a tsunder man as far as Eruza and his friends know. "The others help Wayne find worms, Wayne brings three fishing rods, at least we have to get three fish for us tonight," said Eruza ordered his friends to help Wayne. Everyone also digging the ground, Leonard made a small container with iro

“This is my cat. She loves mackerel, which you can catch at the pond on the south side of the forest. Please take these to assist you.” When she moved her hand out, as if she were giving us something, yet nothing was in her hand, another screen appeared in front of us. This time it was a message saying we obtained two fishing poles. Clicking on the item, it appeared in my hand a few seconds later. I knew that fishing was a side event that players could do to earn experience points and obtain materials, as well as get fish for eating and other things. What I hadn’t known was that it was possible to obtain a fishing pole this early on. I remembered that level five is when we could purchase a f

He sighed as they left to rejoin the others. Cedric and Lucien held the fishing poles and Charles a box of lures. Penelope sat patiently at Ashton's feet, her little black nose upturned as she looked from man to man, waiting and watching, knowing something was afoot. "Ready?" Cedric made no attempt to conceal is boyish excitement as he brushed his chestnut hair back from his forehead. His brown eyes glowed with the fervent expectation of their future fishing expedition. "Yes, we are." Emily left Godric's side as she caught up with Cedric and Lucien.

He is just so handsome and adorable, even the oarsman grins staring at him. "You wanna feed them?" The man asks him. "Yeah! Can I? Have we got something?" He asks, a bit too excitedly. The Oarsman points to a little rusty tin, lying just near his feet. Bending down slowly, Adonis grabs it and carefully open it. Inside it was tiny red and green fish feed.

The comparison makes him feel more wolf than man all of a sudden. “You smell different,” he says. My spine stiffens, heart jumping into my throat. “That your professional opinion?” He doesn’t respond. Doesn’t smirk. Doesn’t react to my response at all. He walks past me toward the tree line, and that’s when I see it. The fishing poles are leaning farther back. Hidden. He hadn’t brought them out. He genuinely didn’t expect to use them. He bends, grabs one, and tosses it toward me. I take a step back and watch it drop at my feet, then glance back up at him.