Wednesday, 17 November 2010

Article about the outdoors

              This article gave some tips for bass fishing, a part of the outdoors I enjoy regularly. The author, Joseph May, believes that skill powers over luck in bass fishing. May says that you shouldn’t always use other people’s advice because what might work for them might not necessarily work for you. Some other factors commonly overlooked are season, weather, and water temperature. They can play a huge roll in a successful outing fishing. Practical tips are better than ones claiming to be the best. He also say practice affects your skill a lot in fishing, for example practicing your casting in your backyard. Experience over time helps you figure out what ways and lures work best for you and your favorite fishing spots.
                I liked the article and agreed with most of it. Especially the part on using practical tips over ones claiming to be the best. That is something that can be applied to life in general sometimes. The article could have been a little more thorough; it focused well on some points and not so well on others. Overall it was an informative article that reminds fishermen some basic aspects of bass fishing that may get overlooked or forgotten about over time.

1 comment:

  1. Nice job on your summary response on the article about bass fishing. Mention the title of the article in the first sentence and proofread your work for errors in grammar and mechanics.

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