Happy Place
Work, stress, bills, politics, media, interstates, traffic, phones, social media, and the list goes on... These things are part of today's society. Everyone needs a "Happy Place" to temporarily escape. For my wife, it is getting lost in a good book. For Happy Gilmore, it was an odd dreamland destroyed by Shooter McGavin. Mine is found at my local reservoir. I've spent countless hours fishing my local reservoir, learning every structure and contour. The time I have invested here makes me secure and provides me a sense of familiarity. I'm familiar with the water, weather, and fish patterns. There is no stress related to water, weather conditions, or finding fish. Anytime I struggle fishing other waters, I come here to normalize and find my Moment of Zen. After my "code brown" river fishing experience , I was in dire need of a Moment of Zen at my Happy Place. Yesterday I took my FeelFree Lure to my local reservoir. On this picture-perfec