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    In the story The Bass, The River, and Sheila Mant by W.D. Wetherell a young boy learns his lesson to not go for older women and instead to do what you love. Over the years this young boy has always had a slight crush on his older neighbor girl. One day he decides to ask her out and take her out to eat. He catches a huge bass on his pole on the way there. He finds out that she hates fish and thinks its disgusting. So of course, he lets the fish go and goes for Sheila Mant but she ends up meeting…

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    Fishing Research Paper

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    Fishing is a great hobby, for beginners and experts alike. Anyone can fish, if you know how to do the basics. There is much more to fishing than just casting, you have to know which baits work, which fish are where, and have a lot of patience. Patience is key, you will not always get a catch every cast. First, you must get the proper equipment. The most important piece of equipment will be the fishing rod. The rod you are getting will depend on the place you are fishing. If you are going…

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    Killer Monologue

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    You told him to leave you alone, but you were foolish to think that he would listen. Even with a fishing rod over your shoulders, determined to get a peaceful afternoon rest with your feet dangling above the furious river currents and the red bobber floating atop their violent surface. The rumbling of the water, spraying over your pants and shoes sporadically, would be enough to drift you to sleep as you sat across the mossed rocks. But he was at your heels. Struggling to capture your…

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    Commercial overfishing is a problem that is often discussed and scrutinized, with improvements made to fishery sustainability and methods of practice. While this may be considered progress, few species suffer the same peril that the sharks of our oceans do. Sharks are the apex predators of our waters, and if we continue our ways we run the risk of threatening our entire oceanic food chain. One may ask how this has become such a real possibility, and the answer is both simple and disturbing –…

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    Sarbanes-Oxley Act Memo

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    that is more than 20 inches violate the Sarbanes-Oxley Act? Date: December 3, 2014 FACTS In 2007, defendant John L. Yates set out with his crew to go fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. A few days later, Officer Jones boarded their ship and examined the fish they were catching. He noticed that 72 of the fish were smaller than 20 inches. Federal fishing laws require that these fish be bigger than 20 inches before being captured. Officer Jones separated the illegal fish from the rest and gave Yates a…

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    suggests that they go on the date with the narrator’s boat. The narrator convinces Sheila that the boat is safe, but he is unable to persuade her to think highly of fishing, his true passion. This is where the sacrifice comes in. Does he give up Sheila or the huge bass that has coincidentally snagged itself on the narrator’s fishing line? It is the largest bass the narrator has ever seen, and he probably will never find the likes of it again. Then then, Sheila Mant is equally impressive. However…

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    Santiago and Manolin The special relationship between Santiago and Manolin is that both of them spend a lot of time together. Even though Manolin was forbidden to fish with Santiago, Manolin still believed in Santiago and never gave up hope. Manolin was always by Santiago’s side, for he considers Santiago his hero. Manolin always makes sure the old man is in perfect conditions. The relationship between Santiago and Manolin is very strong and loving. One example of how their relationship is…

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    commercial fisheries using long-line fishing techniques and to provide information so that a policy can be developed to alter the methods used to minimize the effect on the non-targeted species in Australian waters. Issue: Long-line fishing is a technique that is exceptionally non-selective. There are high amounts of by-catch being caught and these high numbers are avoidable. The by-catch is all of the non-target species that are caught on the lines. Due to these fishing methods many species…

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    Santiago Symbolism

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    was disoriented in the ocean. Alike DiMaggio being a great baseball player, Santiago wants to live up to his standards to be a great fisherman. Santiago expresses his connection with DiMaggio when he says “I would like to take the great DiMaggio fishing. They said his father was a fisherman.” (pg 22) Another comparison is when Santiago also says “My head…

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    Taking Granddad Fishing I heard the door to my bedroom open and woke up to my father telling me it was time to get ready. The birds were not even chirping yet and it was still dark enough that the dusk to dawn lights were on. It was cool, crisp and a little hazy that morning as we made our way out to the garage. There was some work to do in order to get the boat, tackle and fishing poles ready prior to making our short trip south down Lake Lawrence Road to pick up my Uncle Lawrence and my…

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