Make Each Day A Good Day - Fishing - Tradition - Spirituality - Family

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“Never a day passes but that I do myself the honor to commune with some of nature's varied forms.” - George Washington Carver “The earth has its music for all those who will listen.” - George Santayana “Nature is not a place to visit. It is home.” - Gary Snyder

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FISHING ᵻ TRADITION ᵻ SPIRITUALITY ᵻ FAMILY
From Genesis after the earth cooled, the land, the rivers, lakes, streams and oceans
filled and were populated; fish became a major means of sustenance.
For many, many centuries fishing, the world over, was and still is a tradition for
feeding our families and nourishing our bodies.
A truism for each generation – harvest the bounty that you need, leave the rest for
tomorrow and for future generations.
The reality of fishing involves planning well, being safe, being ready and willing to
exert the needed effort and smiling even though at the end of the day the ice chest
is still empty. There is still another day and that day may be better. This day you
have been blessed by being with and experiencing the best that nature has to offer.
This is a priceless gift.
Relax, enjoy, fast forward your everyday cares for another day. Take lots of
pictures and videos. This is a special time, precious moments, a time for
peacefulness. The richness and rewards of these lifetime memories will be
cherished today, tomorrow and by each succeeding generation.

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