10 years ago, our family visited the Bass Pro Shops store in Concord, NC. I took this photo of Dwayne and the girls. We all had such a wonderful time. Some great memories were made.
Now 10 years later, we have revisited the same place (this time with an additional family member). It seemed even bigger and better than we remembered! Our main purpose for going was for Dwayne to purchase Briahnna her very first fishing pole since she has shown interest in her dad's favorite sport.
Dwayne was really enjoying showing the kids the fish in the HUGE tank as well as all the cool gadgets that were on the showroom floor. Do you notice what is in William's hand? He never leaves home without it!
Look at this enormous catfish! I overheard a gentleman saying that it was likely a 130 pounder. You should have seen how many people were crowding around this area.
William really enjoyed seeing all the fishies. He was smiling from ear to ear :)
At one point I could not find Dwayne. He was tucked away in the fishing rods section. He was truly in his playground. He said that growing up, fishing kept him out of trouble. He wants to pass on his love for fishing to the kids. Chardie is more of a girlie girl like her momma so she said she would just watch.
We live on a big pond and Dwayne sometimes sneaks William out there (thinking I would not know) so that they could cast out a few lines. William loves it. When the weather warms up we plan to go check out some fishing spots in some of the state parks. Of course there better be a nice cabin with electricity if this girl is going to be convinced to partake!
Have you ever been to a Bass Pro Shops store before?
These are beautiful memories being created for your family!!! Love this!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun family adventure! I always wanted to try my hand at fishing as a girl, but neither of my parents were too savvy.
ReplyDeleteI am cracking up at William holding his Carmex. That boy loves his Carmex, seriously! Tooooo cute!
Only time we go to Bass Pro Shops it to visit Santa's Workshop during the holidays and see the fish in the tank.
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