November 20th, 2000 | |||
The Old Bass Ground
by Francis H. Buzzacott (1913) |
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Our boat was a clumsy, leaky scow, made from an old barn door; Our poles were long and springy cane, bought at the village store; And the bait? Well sir, there's nothing that Bob and I ever found To equal a lively meadow frog on the Old Bass Ground.
I recall the whopping "Bronzeback" I hooked after dark one night.
You don't mean it, Bob! The bass is still there? In that same quiet spot? ~ Francis H. Buzzacott
Credit: Excerpt from The Complete Sportsman's Encylopedia
Published by The Lyons Press.
We thank them for use permission.
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