Walleye-Personal Narrative

It was a nice, sunny but cool morning at Marion Reservoir. I got out of the tent and made a fire so my dad could cook breakfast when he woke up. The birds and squirrels were chirping, my dad came out of the tent and went over by the fire and asked me what I wanted for breakfast I said “bacon.” So he went to the cooler to get the bacon. He opened the cooler and grabbed the bacon. He flipped his pocket knife open and cut open the package. I went and found a stick and I brought it back. He used the stick to flip the bacon over and back over again for about 10 minutes. He took the pan off of the fire grate and set it on top of the cooler and we began eating it.

We decided to go fishing for walleye by the spillway, so dad, my brother, and I got …show more content…
It was almost too fast for me, but I got it. I put the hook through the top so it could still swim it had a bit of blood coming out of it not a whole lot though. I threw it out in the water on the hook I set the pole in the rod holder. I grabbed my other fishing pole and started walking down the river to fish for walleye.

I started fishing for walleye and I felt something hit the lure, I waited a couple minutes and something hit the lure again, I set the hook and the rod bent and the fish fought back. I was reeling and reeling and I finally saw it and grabbed it, it was a walleye, I had to watch out for the teeth because they are sharp and they hurt if they bite you. It kind of surprised me because people have told me that there is only flathead catfish back there. I think it was at least a 3 pound walleye, I caught a couple more walleye then put them on the stinger I had with me.

I walked back to where I had my flathead catfish pole. I started fishing for walleye there. Then my flathead catfish pole started moving I dropped my walleye pole and grabbed my flathead catfish pole taking it slowly out of the rod