When Pop Took Us Fishing - Hawes, Robert Kingsley
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This story begins in the good old days, when country roads were dirt and trailer boats were few. Our family experienced the last of those good old days. We were novice fishermen, who happened across a place that had an abundance of fish. Remoteness, and the intervention of World War II, had left this place unfished by all but a few. This story tells about the fishing there, the people we met, and some of the things that have happened along the way. But it also tells more. It tells about the fish we found, how we found them, their habits, and what eventually happened to them. It is information…mehr

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This story begins in the good old days, when country roads were dirt and trailer boats were few. Our family experienced the last of those good old days. We were novice fishermen, who happened across a place that had an abundance of fish. Remoteness, and the intervention of World War II, had left this place unfished by all but a few. This story tells about the fishing there, the people we met, and some of the things that have happened along the way. But it also tells more. It tells about the fish we found, how we found them, their habits, and what eventually happened to them. It is information that needs to be remembered. It is only by knowing what we once had that we realise what it is we have lost.
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Robert Kingsley Hawes is a retired management accountant and one-time professional fisherman who now spends most of his time in a small seaside town on South Australia's Yorke Peninsula. He had always wanted to write feel-good stories, but when his wife passed away in 2013, it was still on is bucket list. His first book, "When Pop Took Us Fishing", was published in 2016. This was a family memoir, but since then, he has set up his own imprint (Smile Time) and he writes feel-good books for young adult/adult readers.