A bass ate my friend! - 04/26/08 11:14 PM
Ever since we switched to daylight savings time, a big old bullfrog made sure my heart was in good condition. He was probably the biggest bullfrog I've ever seen in the wild. As I made my pond trek each evening, he would usually wait until I was a few inches from him before he would jump out of the brush and weeds into the pond, scaring me half to death.
He had gotten kind of accustomed to me. For about the past week he became quite complacent and trusting. Bad mistake. I passed by him twice today as he was sunning himself on the north side of my pond. Neither time did he get nervous and jump into the water.
After passing him for the second time this afternoon, I was fishing about 30-40 feet away when I heard quite a ruckus near where he had been sunbathing. For a very long several seconds, there was a big old bass flopping around on the shore, and eventually flopped its way back into the pond.
Mr. Bullfrog now seems to be missing in action.
He had gotten kind of accustomed to me. For about the past week he became quite complacent and trusting. Bad mistake. I passed by him twice today as he was sunning himself on the north side of my pond. Neither time did he get nervous and jump into the water.
After passing him for the second time this afternoon, I was fishing about 30-40 feet away when I heard quite a ruckus near where he had been sunbathing. For a very long several seconds, there was a big old bass flopping around on the shore, and eventually flopped its way back into the pond.
Mr. Bullfrog now seems to be missing in action.