Fishing tip of the week

Transitional Fishing for Spawn to Post Spawn Locations
by Mike Gerry

As the bass relocate after the spawn, we get into a period known as transition fishing. Transition fishing means that the bass are relocating from the shallow banks to the deeper water.
When this happens, locating fish on the move becomes difficult and forces you to find a different depth and location, just about every day.

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Love shouldn’t hurt-ever

After Abuse
by Teresia Smith

Sexual abuse, especially early in life, makes trusting others very difficult. If you were abused at a young age, relationships have not ever felt safe or reliable. You may have believed there was no one you could count on. And whoever abused you certainly betrayed you. You may have sensed that something wasn’t right, but you wondered if it was your fault. Maybe you were forced to keep it a secret. Possibly you did tell someone, but perhaps they didn’t believe you, or blamed you, or told you not to tell.

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Thoughts from The Bible

Sin is Lawlessness
by Sarah Wootten Corinth Missionary Baptist Church

They ate a piece of fruit from a tree that they were commanded not to eat from. It’s not like they killed someone. They didn’t tell a lie, cheat on each other, or steal money. They ate a piece of fruit. And yet, their one moment of disobedience led to corruption of the whole world and all of humanity.

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Fishing tip of the week

Best Spring Fishing Techniques
by Mike Gerry

There is no doubt that spring is an exciting time of year for bass fishing.

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Love shouldn’t hurt-ever

Keep the Conversation Going
by Teresia Smith

Every year as we close out Sexual Assault Awareness Month, I find myself wondering if we’ve succeeded in reaching more people and given them knowledge and information to make a difference. It is very important to know how to react when someone confides in you that they have been assaulted. And it is very important that you know your community resources so you can help them reach out. Beyond that, there is another thing that is very important — continue the conversation.

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