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[fashion-whore]

The Man He Sees in Me LS2

He’s Spider-Man in Walmart boots and a camouflage hat.

It was summer break and the Sargeant family was back in Florida spending time with both of their families. The youngest Sargeant Hunter, was running around pretending to be Spider-Man in his brand new boots that his mom knew were going to get ruined in a matter of days. His favorite hat resting on his head, his daddy had bought it for him and he rarely took it off especially if his daddy was away for a race.

“Daddy, look at me I’m Spider-Man.” Little hunter yelled as he jumped off of the play set in the back yard.

With a baby blue Zebco that gets hung up every cast.

He thinks he’s learning fishing from the man that taught Bill Dance.

“Okay buddy, so you remember what Daddy told you last time we went fishing.” Logan said after he untangled Hunters line for the first time that morning. They were on the lake for the first time this summer, Hunter loved hanging out with his dad, especially if they were anywhere near the water. Splashing in the water as he waited for his dad to hand him his fishing rod.

Hunter nodded his little head making his blond hair fall into his face. “To have fun, but daddy I want to catch a fishy.” He said with a little pout in his face.

“I know buddy, we are going to try our best to catch you a fishy.” Logan said putting his hand on Hunter’s head, before handing him the fish ing pole.

I hope he never finds out that I didn’t hang the moon

And I’ve never scared a monster out the closet in his room

Knock. Knock. Is all Hunter heard from his closet. The small dark space that scared him more than anything in the middle of the night. Even his night light couldn’t prevent him from crying out for his parent. He felt frozen on his head just waiting for whatever was in his closet to come get him. “MOMMY, DADDY” he let out the most gut wrenching scream.

You were the first to react to your babies scream it absolutely terrified you the sound that came out of his mouth. In an instant you were in his room with Logan right behind you. Once you were close enough Hunter jumped into your arms hiding his face in your neck. You can feel the tears from his face wetting your skin as you try to comfort your terrified child.

“Hunter baby what’s wrong.” You say as calmly as you can still trying to get your heart rate under control from his scream.

“Monster” Is the only thing that he says pointing toward the closet. You look over at Logan not knowing what else to do to help your crying child. Logan starts to make his way towards Hunter’s closet when he whimpers in your arms not wanting his daddy to get close to the monster. As Logan went to touch the door handle Hunter tucked his head further into your neck.

“Don’t worry buddy, Daddy’s not going to let the monster hurt you.” Logan stated as he opened the closet door before walking into the small space. “I don’t know what you are doing in here but you need to leave. You aren’t welcome in this house.” Logan made some kind of knocking in the closet making it seem like the monster was leaving before loudly saying “ And stay out.”

Once Logan walked back out of the closet Hunter finally looked back up seeing his dad unharmed. He reached his arms out for his dad to grab him to thank him from scaring the monster away. Seeing the way Logan would do anything to prevent his son from being scared made you realize that you couldn’t have picked a better man to spend the rest of your life with.

He waves that blanket like the checkered flag pullin' offa the interstate

With a Happy Meal cup held high like I won the big race

When we get home, his mind is blown when I untie his shoes

And he smiles and says, "Daddy, there ain't nothin' you can't do"

Hunter loved being in the car especially going fast. That’s why the two of them often drove around when you needed some time to yourself. Logan would usually stop and get Hunter a happy meal for lunch during their outings. Every time Logan pulled off of the highway Hunter would cheer as if they came in first on a Grand Prix weekend. While Logan may not know the joy of winning a Grand Prix he doesn’t need it when he sees the joy on his child’s face while he was doing a simple task.

In Hunter’s eyes Logan was everything that he wanted to be. He loved watching his daddy drive around and help him with anything that he didn’t understand. He was Logan’s little buddy that was like a shadow to him following him around wanting to do anything that Logan did. He could do no wrong in his child’s eyes.

Note:

This is my first attempt at writing anything please be kind.

-M

[adelaidedrubman]

wip music monday!

i was tagged by @trench-rot today to share some tunes. sending tags out to @henbased @florbelles @unholymilf @schoute @poetikat @direwombat @socially-awkward-skeleton @derelictheretic @roofgeese @inafieldofdaisies @afarcryfrommymain @voidika @strafethesesinners @strangefable @v0idbuggy @deputyash @josephslittledeputy @purplehairsecretlair @corvosattano @cassietrn @jackiesarch @nightbloodbix @harmonyowl and open @ invitation!

rules: post a song that is relevant to your wip or inspires it

this is something of an evergreen johnjess song, but the vibes are particularly on point for hl&s chapter two. (the video is worth a watch, too.)

he pulled up in his red corvette / salmon shorts and a white v-neck / i said “wow, you know how / to dress down for a city guy”

we headed out to a spot on the lake / a couple zebcos and a cup full of bait / i could tell pretty fast he had more than just bass on his mind

oh, i was fishin’, he was wishin’ we were kissin’ / i was gettin’ madder than a hornet in an old coke can / gettin’ closer, slidin’ over / crowdin’ up my castin’ shoulder / reachin’ out to try to hold my reelin’ hand / and sayin’ i’m pretty, sayin’ he’s in love / and how it don’t get any better than this / i said, yeah it could / boy, if you would / shut up and fish / shut up and fish

[nostalgicamerica]

True story:

Shortly after my folks moved to Northen Michigan I fell in love with fishing.  It is a love affair that still haunts me today as an old man.

Not far from the house we called home, there was a small pond.  If it was more than fifty yards wide I’d be shocked, and maybe it was twice as long.  One end of the green jewel was so overgrown with bull rushes and lily pads it was unfishable.  

On the other side was a dilapidated dock that someone had constructed years before.  It was falling apart and riddled with broken or missing boards, rusty nails, and it was perfect for 8 or 9 year old anglers.

A coffee can full of worms, a couple of rods outfitted with Zebco reels (which were like as not filled with 20 pound test line), and all the misplaced enthusiasm in the world were all we needed.

I can assure you the Pumpkin Seeds and Blue Gills and Sunfish we caught were not of any appreciable size - maybe the size of my palm which was considerably smaller than it is now.  It didn’t matter.  

There was joy in watching that bobber do a little dance before disappearing under the algae-covered surface.  There was joy in reeling in the line and just knowing the catch was going to be a record.  There was joy as boys learned to become men.

Who knows how many fish we caught.  The Good Lord knows I don’t, but by the time we headed home we had probably 75 - 100 fish in a five gallon bucket.

Don’t ask why we kept them, or what we were going to do with them.  I have no idea what our intent was now, and I sure didn’t then.  They were too small to eat and we didn’t know how to clean them.  I don’t recall being overly fond of eating fish anyway.

I do recall hearing Dad laughing through the window from the kitchen after he told us we’d have to clean them without his help.

What we did was fill a plastic wading pool with a hose and dump the impromptu school of fish into the heavily chlorinated water and then admired the flashing green and blue and red swarm splash around until dinner time.

I like to think we were just protecting them from possible predators - cats, maybe, or neighborhood kids, but who knows.  When Mom called us in to wash up for dinner, we slid the pool into the garage behind Mom’s car, and pulled down the door, confident our slowly dying fish were safe.

I don’t know if all 8 and 9 year-olds are brain dead, but my brother and I were.

The following morning dear old Mom and Dad piled us all into the camper and rolled out for a trip to some part of the American West.  Two weeks of seeing new things, eating bad food and puking, getting car sick and puking, and sleeping in sleeping bags and puking.  And sometimes, just puking for the sake of puking.

I don’t recall thinking even once of our pool full of fish the entire two weeks we were gone.

When the camper pulled into the driveway at home and the dirty, sweaty, stinking mess of us poured out of the tenement on wheels, Dad opened the garage door and darn near fell over from the nastiest stench I have ever smelled before or since.  It was so strong I could almost taste it.

After collecting himself, Dad made my brother and I look at the stew we had created.  The blues and greens and reds were no longer.  A thick, black and brown congealed soup filled the wading pool.  I like to think I imagined the occasional glazed eyeball staring blankly up at the rafters.  

I puked.

He made us drag the pool out of the garage and dump the mess in the field behind the house and clean the plastic shell with the hose.  No amount of hosing was going to salvage that pool and, to my knowledge, it was never again used to cool off toddlers or anything else for that matter.

Mom had been pretty stoic about the whole episode until she went to use her car.  The garage and everything in it smelled like the fetid bowels of hell.

My brother and I spent days cleaning and scrubbing the inside of her car.  Scouring and sprinkling baking soda and vacuuming and letting it air out helped a little, but I promise you I could still smell that horrid blackness two months later when Mom made Dad take it down and trade it in for something else.

-

I have fished some fantastic waters since that summer, and have caught some magnificent fish, most of which I return to the water.  

And yes, I still feel that same joy I felt as a boy watching my bobber.  

[wanna-be-a-basser]

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The Man He Sees in Me

He’s Spiderman in Walmart boots and a camouflage hat With a baby blue Zebco that gets hung up every cast He thinks he’s learning fishing from the man that taught Bill Dance And I think as I untangle it and put it in his hands [Chorus] I hope he never finds out that I didn’t hang the moon And I’ve never scared a monster out the closet in his room One day between him leavin’ home and drivin’ on my…

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[principiumindividuationis777]

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Leading Key Players

Abu Garcia

Alvey Reels

Daiwa Corporation

Elec-Tra-Mate

Florida Fishing Products

Hooker Electric, Inc.

Mitchell Reel Co.

Penn Reels

Pflueger

Scientific Anglers

Shimano

Shakespeare Fishing Tackle

Zebco

Pokee Fishing

Cabela's Inc.

AFTCO Mfg.

Eagle Claw

Other Prominent Players

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Following are the different segments of the Global Fishing Reel Market:

By Reel Type:

Spincast Reels

Spinning Reels

Baitcast Reels

Round Baitcasting Reel

Low-Profile Baitcasting Reel

Electric Reel

Fly fishing reel

Offshore Reels

Others

 By Reel Mechanism:

Direct-drive reel

Anti-reverse reel

By Price Range:

< US$ 100

US$ 100 - 500

US$ 500 - 1,500

> US$ 1,500

By Sales Channel:

Offline

Sports Stores

Departmental Stores

Online

E-commerce websites

By Application:

Freshwater Fishing

Saltwater Fishing

By Region:

North America

The U.S.

Canada

Mexico

Europe

The UK

Germany

France

Italy

Spain

Poland

Russia

Rest of Europe

Asia Pacific

China

India

Japan

ASEAN

Oceania

Australia

New Zealand

Rest of Oceania

Rest of Asia Pacific

Middle East & Africa (MEA)

UAE

Saudi Arabia

South Africa

Rest of MEA

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Rest of South America

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The 5 Best Kiddie Fishing Poles On The Market

Fishing is an activity that can be enjoyed by the whole family. For younger anglers, kiddie fishing poles are a must-have so they can join in on the fun. There are plenty of options available on the market, making it easy to find one that is suitable for your child. Here, we’ll take a look at the five best kiddie fishing poles currently available.

1. Zebco 33 Authentic Spincast Fishing Rod and Reel

The Zebco 33 Authentic Spincast Fishing Rod and Reel is one of the best options for beginner anglers. It comes with a 5-foot rod that is easy to handle and is made from durable fiberglass. The reel is a Zebco 33 spincast reel with a QuickSet anti-reverse bearing. This reel makes casting easy for kids and it has a dial-adjustable drag. The handle is cushioned for a comfortable grip and the rod is pre-spooled with 8-pound line.

2. Shakespeare Ugly Stik GX2 Youth Fishing Rod and Spincast Reel Combo

The Shakespeare Ugly Stik GX2 Youth Fishing Rod and Spincast Reel Combo is a great option for kids. It comes with a 5-foot, two-piece rod that is made from durable graphite and fiberglass. The spincast reel is pre-spooled with 4-pound line and has a triple-cam multi-disc drag system. It also has an oversized line roller to help prevent tangles. The handle is cushioned for comfort and the rod has a clear tip design for improved sensitivity.

3. Abu Garcia Black Max Baitcast Combo

The Abu Garcia Black Max Baitcast Combo is a great option for kids who are looking for a baitcast combo. The rod is 5-feet, one-piece and is made from durable graphite. The reel has a smooth drag system, four stainless steel bearings, and an ergonomic handle. The rod also has a cushioned handle for improved comfort and is pre-spooled with 8-pound line.

4. PENN Pursuit II Spinning Fishing Rod and Reel Combo

The PENN Pursuit II Spinning Fishing Rod and Reel Combo is another great option for kids. The rod is 5-feet, two-piece and is made from graphite composite. The reel is a PENN Pursuit II spinning reel with a 4.2:1 gear ratio. It also has a five-bearing system, a multi-disc drag system, and an ergonomic handle. The rod is pre-spooled with 6-pound line and has an EVA foam handle for a comfortable grip.

5. Daiwa Minicast MC40 Spincast Fishing Reel

The Daiwa Minicast MC40 Spinc

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The Best Kiddie Fishing Poles On The Market

Fishing is an enjoyable activity that can be enjoyed by the whole family. If you’re looking for a fishing pole for your child, you’ll want to find one that is lightweight and easy to use. There are a variety of kiddie fishing poles on the market that can suit the needs of any young angler. Here are some of the best kiddie fishing poles available. The Ugly Stik GX2 is one of the best kiddie fishing poles on the market. It is made with a fiberglass and graphite combination that is lightweight and durable. The reel has a multi-disc drag system, so it can handle larger fish. The size of the rod is perfect for smaller hands, and the handle is comfortable to hold. Another great kiddie fishing pole is the Shakespeare Wild Series. This rod has a graphite core and a fiberglass outer shell that make it durable and lightweight. The reel has a 5-bearing system for smooth retrieves and line pickup. The size of the rod is perfect for smaller hands and the handle is comfortable to grip. The Zebco 33 Micro is another great kiddie fishing pole for young anglers. This rod is made of a durable fiberglass material and the reel is pre-spooled with 6-pound line. The size of the rod is perfect for smaller hands and the handle is comfortable to hold. The Zebco 33 Micro also has an anti-reverse clutch, so it will hold securely when a fish is hooked. The Daiwa Mini System is an excellent kiddie fishing pole for young anglers. This rod is made of an ultra-lightweight graphite material and the reel has a 4-bearing system for smooth retrieves and line pickup. The size of the rod is perfect for smaller hands and the handle is comfortable to hold. No matter which kiddie fishing pole you choose, you can rest assured that your child will have an enjoyable experience. All of these rods are lightweight and easy to use, so your child can focus on the fun of fishing without worrying about the rod. Fishing can be a great way to spend time with your children and create lasting memories.