Summer Vacation
Copyright© 2012 by Howard Faxon
Chapter 18: The Impromptu Picnic
Action/Adventure Sex Story: Chapter 18: The Impromptu Picnic - It all started as a walking vacation around coastal Florida. It became the adventure of a lifetime!
Caution: This Action/Adventure Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fa/Fa Consensual FemaleDom
I fished off the pier. I didn't know shit about saltwater fishing but I knew enough to fish off the pier. I bought a hundred-buck spinner rig with twenty pound test line and very little flex to the rod along with a fistful of good sharp hooks on wire leaders. I figured that I'd get nothing but lies out of the guys sitting around the tackle shop--if they knew what they were doing they'd be out fishing, eh?
I bought a half pound of frozen chicken livers from the grocery store, packed a sandwich, a gallon of Arizona Iced Tea and a beach chair. I baited up and sat back, dangling that rig right next to a piling at the end of the dock.
Pretty soon I noticed the tide had turned and was flowing pretty good. I was about to stand up and piss off the dock and call it a day when the pole was damned near ripped out of my hand. I half-cleared the drag and set the hook. I kept reeling and pumping and the fish kept stripping line then coming back. My hands were sore. My ass was sore. My cheeks were sore from grinning. I didn't have a net or a gaff so I dragged that motherfucker all the way down the pier to the beach. There I whacked him with a rock and grabbed him through the gills.
It was my first twenty-plus-pound catch. I'd nailed a redfish.
I savaged that poor thing while I cleaned it ... with a pocket knife! I wrapped it in newspaper and put it in the refrigerator. I washed up and went down to the grocery store for 20 pounds of charcoal, and a fish basket to grill it in. I bought four cases of Sam Adams beer, a plastic garbage can and twenty pounds of ice. I stopped at a gas station on my way back and saw a bunch of Hawaiian locals parked around a tree with nothing to do, passing a beer around. I shrugged.
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