Tackle Box Troubles: Fish Tale #3: Francis Frog & Walter Walker

· Xlibris Corporation
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50
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After a long, frigid winter, the lures in Tackle Box Troubles are enjoying another summer of catching fish in the Northwoods. The large lake, with its small bays and many islands, is home to bass, bluegill, crappie, perch, northern pike, musky, and walleye.

Shadowed by tall pine trees growing along the shore, Francis Frog, a green and dark-spotted lure, fishes among flowering lily pads. Francis knows this is an ideal spot to catch bass on warm, sunny days.

Walter Walker, a topwater lure, zigs and zags on the lake’s surface. The cool water, near an island, is a perfect place to hook a large musky.

The fisherman casts Big Jake, Brittney Beaver, Bucky Bucktail, Musky Ike, Sammy Spinner, Suki Suick, and other lures in every direction. Will the fishing lures be able to stay out of trouble? There’s no predicting what may go wrong while fishing!

After a long, frigid winter, the lures in Tackle Box Troubles are enjoying another summer of catching fish in the Northwoods. The large lake, with its small bays and many islands, is home to bass, bluegill, crappie, perch, northern pike, musky, and walleye. Shadowed by tall pine trees growing al...

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Susan Duke is a full-time teacher, instructing and supporting students at a junior high in Northbrook, Illinois. During summer vacation, she spends her days fishing and writing in Northern Wisconsin. Tackle Box Troubles: Francis Frog & Walter Walker is Susan’s third book in a delightful series of stories told from the perspective of fishing lures in their tackle box.

Susan Duke is a full-time teacher, instructing and supporting students at a junior high in Northbrook, Illinois. During summer vacation, she spends her days fishing and writing in Northern Wisconsin. Tackle Box Troubles: Francis Frog & Walter Walker is Susan’s third book in a delightful series of...

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