Finding fresh ideas

 

     Fishing season began today without us.  We never go for the first week or so.  There’s too many first timers around.  After a couple of weeks they soon get bored and find other things to do, which leaves the river banks clearer for those of us who enjoy going all the time.

     I look forward to sitting on the riverbank and daydreaming or bird watching while my hook awaits the nibble of a fish.  It gives my brain time to relax and that helps stir up the writing urge.  Since it’s been a long time that we’ve gone fishing, I’m hoping for some fresh ideas.

     I carry a notebook and pen along with me to write down things I see, hear, smell, and even the taste.  There’s nothing like the taste of a picnic lunch along the river.  Another bonus I’ve found is that there’s never a shortage of characters along a riverbank.

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Posted on April 3, 2011, in Misc, Writer, Writing and tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.

  1. What a delightful thing to look forward to. I don’t fish, but I do have a place on water that I enjoy going and hanging out. I especially love watching the geese, after they make sure I’m peaceful.
    Enjoy!!!!!!!

    I can’t wait! I need a day of quiet along the river.

  2. I love to fish, too. I never seem to catch anything, but I love the quiet of the morning, seeing the deer in the woods across from the water and just being outside sipping coffee with the hubs. It doesn’t get any better. Okay yes it does — it would be nice to catch something.

    You and DH–he seldoms catches anything.

  3. I am so ready to get the boat out and going fishing but the weather hasn’t quite been right yet. Hopefully in a couple of weeks.

    I can’t wait to find a free minute so I can go.

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