I’m not referring to basketball.
Fishing this weekend netted me a big zero on my state angler’s punch card. So, I had some time to think about what the word “net “really means.
Net, a device to entrap fish and also a financial term that means what you get to keep.
So, in terms of netting nothing, maybe I’m more of a philanthropic fisherman. I can take pride in the catch and release, giving back what I get.
It can be said what I netted is “gross.” I caught some weeds, a slimy stick and an old lure someone else had snagged.
A wise man told me never make my living from fishing, he was my net “prophet.”
There is no wi-fi out here for my iPad, I’m at a net loss.
Like my boat, I’m starting to drift, so I’ll stop now before my lines get too deep.
Luckily, the flexibility of the camper allows me to pack-up quickly and move to a more promising location or snag a guaranteed Filet-O-Fish on the way back through town.
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I’m making a splash … literally.
I put myself on assignment this weekend and hauled some boating stuff up to the lake. In my mind, this was a professional outing, so I geared-up and had hyped myself into being a rather important researcher.
Then I learned the real meaning of “splash.”
With all my enthusiasm I jumped into the little kayak, both feet first.
“KERPLUNK.”
I learned the cold hard truth.
The kayak had flipped me out into the cold lake water. I was a human slingshot and I went an impressive distance.
I struggled to drag the boat to shore as it filled with water and became impossible to bail out. I was fully clothed, wearing boots and a life jacket, but now I know what it’s like to be on the wrong side of the mob wearing cement shoes and facing an East River demise.
I concluded that balance is crucial to all things in towing, hauling, suspension, mind and body. And getting into a boat.
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