One day after school around the begining of June 1953 with my buddy Jimmy we decided to try fishing for the first time. We were both the same age 7. I had borrowed from my uncle Howard's tackel box nylon black fishing line, a few hooks and my buddy dugged up a few worms. We decided to fish off the dock. We ended up by getting the hook tied to the line a whole worm on the hook and into the water we dropped it. The very first fish I caught was a sucker. I ran all the way home with it to show it to my grandmother. I was so happy I wanted my grandma to cook it for me. She said no there are to many bones in a sucker. My buddy Jim was luckier than me he caught a nice 3 Lbs. pickerel.
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- Fred
- I Was raised by my grandparents from the age of 7 up to the age of 18. Small little village in northern Ontario, just along the Moose River. A place called Moose Factory. From 1952 to 63. Started fishing at the age of 7 and hunting at the age of 10 and guiding at 12. My pleasure today is serving our outdoors sportswomen and sportsmen. In giving them the information they need to make their hunting & fishing trips a successful one. I guarantee to book you with the best outfitter and do all I can to make your trip a success. Happy hunting & fishing
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I remember when I went fishing for the first time at 5 in a canal in Oxford, England. Didn't catch anything, I was using bread on a hook and hoping to catch something from the murky water! I managed later on to catch some sticklebacks in a pond in France when I was 6. From then on I kept going back.
That first time was back in 1977.
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