Rock Bass #106

Boys Fishing Trip

 On a sun-drenched afternoon, a group of boys set off on a long-anticipated fishing trip, their spirits high as they piled into an old, vintage Jeep truck. With the wind whipping through their hair and laughter echoing in the cab, they took the winding road to Willow Lake, eager to cast their lines and catch the biggest trout. As they reached the water’s edge, excitement turned to mischief; one of the boys suggested they venture a little too close to the shoreline’s muddy banks. Just as they were admiring the shimmering surface, the Jeep lurched ominously, the wheels slipping into the muck as if the lake were a siren calling it to rest. With a collective gasp, they watched helplessly as the truck slowly began to sink, its once-proud frame swallowed by the water, leaving only a splash and a memory of adventure in its wake. Now, stranded at the water’s edge, the boys shared glances of disbelief, instantly transformed from eager fishermen to the keepers of a wild, unforgettable tale.

Species Profile: ROCK BASS

Species No:  #106 

+ Sinking - Swimming - Diving

+ Underwater Swimbait

+ Highly detailed sunfish colour

+ Size 3.5 inches long

+ Weight 3/4 oz

+ Life-like details (sunfish  body shape, fish scales and 3D eyes/soft fins)

+ Species name under chin

+ Rattle inside body

+ MNLC markings

+ Sunfish comes in Collectors Display Box

+ 2 sharp treble hooks with split rings and hook protectors

+ 3 segmented jointed sunfish body

SKU: RB106

Rock bass are native to the St Lawrence River and Great Lakes system, the upper and middle Mississippi River basin in North America from Québec to Saskatchewan in the north down to Missouri and Arkansas, south to the Savannah River, and throughout the eastern U.S. from New York through Kentucky and Tennessee to the northern portions of Alabama and Georgia and Florida in the south.