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Personal Narrative On Fishing By Gary Yamamoto
Have you ever caught a 7 ½ pound bass? If you haven't I’ll tell you it's a gigantic fish. Me and my dad where at Gary Yamamoto's Ranch fishing,the whole day dad and I didn’t catch much,we caught 6,3 pound bass,and one 4 pounder. A very nice woman named Megen Farley worked at Gary Yamamoto's Ranch. Since me and my dad weren't catching much we were thinking about going home.Megan asked us,” If we wanted to fish with live bait.”We said yes and she helped us catch the bait. After that we caught a catfish and a small bass,then we decided to start packing up.
Me and my dad have spent two whole days fishing at Gary's Ranch,both of us weren't catching gigantic fish. We tried a ton of different baits and tackle. I said to my dad “That I was kinda disappointed


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