TMPixArt is pleased to announce the release of three new fishing journals, just in time for fishing season! Interiors are all the same - just pick whichever style you like best!
Keep a record of your fishing trips in this handy journal.
Document the weather, moon phase, water conditions and depth, location, tackle, and more. Over time, these journals will come in handy to help you remember the best fishing holes or explain why that one green lure is your favorite.
This journal provides pages for 100 fishing days and room for notes and illustrations, too.
Every fisherman has at least one story of "the one that got away," don't we?
I've fished all my life and have entirely too many of those stories. Once, I landed a fish so big, it kept turning the boat in circles. No lie. No exaggeration. I still know the exact spot, time of year, and the lure I lost that day when the line finally broke.
My dad was the consummate fisherman. We lived on the lake, and he went fishing almost every single day when I was growing up. He'd take us kids with him - one per day - every evening after work.
Recently, my sister discovered some of his old fishing journals, where he recorded fishing days, weather, water depth, tackle used, locations, catches, and even an occasional personal note that gave us great joy as we read over them. He told about acquiring a new boat, or he'd mention one of us and the fish we caught or a conversation we had. A precious find.
This book is 5" x 8" - small enough to fit into the bottom of a tackle box (I suggest tucking it inside a waterproof bag) or your lunch box, but with enough pages to record 100 fishing days.
The interior pages allow you to document the date, body of water, weather, moon phase, fishing holes of the day, catches, water conditions and depth, tackle, tales, and notes.
Who knows? Your recordings could eventually become a treasured family heirloom. Or at least provide some evidence to back up your stories about the fish that got away!
