Final Magazine

This week, I worked on finishing my overall magazine. I added a price to the cover of my magazine and put 2 for 1 on the cover to persuade people to want to buy my magazine. On my table of contents I arranged the text around to make sure it was in the perfect spot to be able to see and understand my table of contents. On my final two page spread, I wrote my story and added it picture with on photoshop. Last but not least, after a lot of hard work and time, I put these 3 things (cover, table of contents, and two page spread) onto a pdf in order.Screen Shot 2019-04-26 at 10.27.34 AMScreen Shot 2019-02-07 at 11.02.06 AMScreen Shot 2019-02-28 at 11.10.49 AM

Table of Contents 2/6/19

pg. 1 – Fishing Gear (What you need)

pg. 3 – Bass Fishing Equipment to use

pg. 4 – 3 Different Bass Fishing Lures and Baits to use

pg. 6 – Fishing with the right hooks

pg. 7 – Using the Right Fishing line

pg. 8 – Rod For Bass Fishing

pg. 9 – Tips on how to bass fish with different lures and baits

pg.10 – Bass Fishing Trip

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pg.12 – Conclusion

 

 

 

Rough Draft for Cover

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  • My plan was to use the app Indesign and come up with a ‘fire’ color and format for my magazine cover, but I didn’t have the app on my computer so I just did one on paper.
  • Looked at Lonnie’s Fishing Magazine Covers to grasp an idea of somewhat mine needs to be to be on the right track and to thrive a successful magazine to catch people’s attention.
  • talk southern

idea for magazine cover (rough draft)

  • say Bass fishing on top of magazine
  • say extreme fishing to the core below that
  • after that place picture below of my bass I caught off one of the baits I have already talked about; the white spinner bait.
  • to the side of the picture say the Brother Barn way
  • below that say the right way
  • toward the bottom left of my picture I am going to put Southern raised
  • on the left side of the picture I plan to put successful 2019
  • on the bottom left side put Lures/Hooksets/ Fun times
  • on the bottom left on my magazine cover I’m going to put a picture of the state of MS with a bass inside it
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Fishing Trip

On a hot and sunny afternoon, with a good breeze, I was headed to go fishing at one of my mom’s friend’s house. I gathered my pole, fishing bag, and three baits. I then put snacks in my bag and cranked up my truck. After preparing things I needed for this trip, I was on my way to catch me a big one today with three special baits at hand.

As soon as I arrived at the fishing spot, I headed down toward the pond in a field. I was suddenly spooked by black horse in the field. I began to think to myself this day isn’t going to be very good. Well, I got over my act and began to fish. I tied on a white spinner bait, using a fisherman’s knot, and made a cast. The bait was very bright in the water and was spinning quickly. Within five minutes, I set the hook with a lot of force on a huge bass. I had never felt one fight like this one did. After two minutes of wrestling the fish, I finally saw the size of this monster and flipped it up on the bank. My adrenaline was very high at the time, and I became filled with joy. I ended up measuring the weight of this bad boy as 6lbs. 45 oz. I had never seen anything this big, so I took a picture with the fish and let him free. I started to make more casts out along the banks, catching fish left and right. I ended up catching 10 bass off this bait, one of them being my personal best. This bait was grabbing the fish’s attention like no other.

Later, I switched to a Texas rig worm. It is a quick and simple technique to fish one of the most productive bass lures; the plastic worm. In the original Texas Rig, I rigged the worm on the hook and pinned it back into the body of the worm to make it weedless and put a bullet weight on the line ahead of the hook. After tying on this worm, I made a cast into a bunch of brush in the water. I popped the worm up and down three times, and a giant bass smoked the worm. I immediately set the hook, the brother barn way which is where you yank up on the pole as hard as you can. I knew this fish was coming off because it rose to the surface on its side and reeled it in. It was another big fish, being a 5lbs. 5 oz bass. Since, my first cast in the brush was a success. I threw there multiple times, and caught 8 bass from that spot.

As it got closer to dark time, I tied on a frog, using a polymer man knot. I popped the frog four times from about 15 yards out and a 4 pound bass absolutely destroyed this frogged. I set the hook the same way I always do and reeled it for another cast. After about six more casts, I had five more bass blow up on my frog. I thought in my head man what a day! I had caught 24 bass from this pond in to hours, catching three decent fish. I’m here to tell you, this is the Brother Barn way to fish and have a heck of a time by using these 3 baits and a key hook-set.