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North America Adventure, Chapter Two

 Chapter Two

James went bass fishing with Howler and Lightning. First he found a beaver lodge (because lots of fish live in beaver ponds), then he made a few hoops about an inch wide and tied them to a tree branch with a few strips of deer skin. After that, he carved a wooden hook with his knife. Then he tied a long strip of deer skin to the hook and pulled it through the hoops that he made. He put a worm on the hook, then threw the end of the skin strip with the hook into the water, and then he waited, holding the other end of the skin strip. He felt a tug on it, and pulled the skin strip. The other end came out of the water with a large mouth bass dangling from it. James caught tree others, two small mouth and one large mouth, and then went home.

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