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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
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Reel In
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"I waited for a bite, as I fished my youngest son out of the stream as he'd found his way trying to find a snake. I luckily didn't see the snake! I had attached what my brother in law deems the city slicker way to fish, a bell, and it jingled now. This means I had a bite. So I reeled in my pole to find my bait gone. Darn, I had to go through that whole procedure all over again. "
How does one "reel in" a fishing pole, since it is of fixed length?
"I waited for a bite, as I fished my youngest son out of the stream as he'd found his way trying to find a snake. I luckily didn't see the snake! I had attached what my brother in law deems the city slicker way to fish, a bell, and it jingled now. This means I had a bite. So I reeled in my pole to find my bait gone. Darn, I had to go through that whole procedure all over again. "
How does one "reel in" a fishing pole, since it is of fixed length?
Top answer
Very funny! It should be "reeled in my line". CJ
- Very funny!
- It should be "reeled in my line".
- CJ
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