Earlier this year, Aaron bargained: no summer baseball for fishing trips. I agreed. We've plenty of local fishing holes. I figured the trade would mean less time traveling to neighboring community baseball fields. And so, most evenings he and I spend an hour or two where he can wet his line and I can catch up on my reading.

That it was raining tonight didn't matter. Aaron was determined to fish. In an hour's time, he pulled in:

a
sizable
sunfish,

a
scrawny
northern
pike
and

a
fighting
big-
mouthed
bass.

His enthusiasm eventually lured me out of the car and onto the pier

to
fish
for
frames
of
Fervent
Fishermen.
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