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Grandson's first fish
Took my two grandsons fishing the other day. Second time for the six year old, Jacob and the first time for the nearly 4 year old, Alexander. It was their first time to catch anything. Alexander caught a small soft shell turtle and one bluegill and Jacob caught two bluegills. They were very happy little boys. We spent about two hours at a small city pond here in Austin, best of times.
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Comment by carl hendrix on August 18, 2015 at 6:07pm
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oh yea!! love these type of pix!! taking the time to take kids fishing;; having family fun!!! nothing beats this!!! many congrats !!!!!!!!!!!
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Comment by Tony Livingston on August 18, 2015 at 1:20pm
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Alright John, way to go! love seeing kids catching bluegills.
Can you post a photo under the "photo" section, rather than a discussion? That would allow us to feature it!
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