Descriptive Fishing Place

I see the swift movement of water in front of me. I smell the trees beside me. I feel sand between my toes and rocks scraping my feet at the bottom of the cold water. This is my home. When I look out across the clear water I recall many memories from growing up. Going down to the Creekbank, the first thing that can be spotted is a large tree with writing on it. If one will look close at this tree they will spot names listed up and down. These are the names etched into the bark by the Grimes family from generation to generation. Going farther down the Creekbank, many arrowheads have been found there by my family and I. It was always fascinating as a kid to listen to the stories of Indians living here and to think about how the rock ended up on the Creek. As I gaze into the distance I envision an infringed rope weathered by many summers of use. My dad would tell stories about him and his brothers jumping into the cool, lucid water on a humid summer day. Just up the Creek I notice the spot where many people have started a new life at. This location is where Providence …show more content…
This man made, twenty foot high stacking of boulders and concrete make for an ideal fishing hole. I have caught two of my biggest fish at this spot, one was a bass weighing five and a half pounds. The other was an Alligator Gar weighing in the upper twenties. Both an exciting rush to be caught on a Creek. The Dam always gives me a sense of adrenaline being near the raging water for many reasons. First, when you hear the distinguished pounding of water hitting water you know you have to be close to the Dam so the wait on turning a corner to see a big drop causes great suspension. Secondly, being around a creation of such great size causes me to feel small which causes a sense of amazement and surprise. These reasons make the Dam one of my favorite places to be on the