But I could not believe my eyes when I saw him. I was flipping out and could not believe I had found him.
I set the line and he just took off about 150 yards straight out to the middle of the lake.
I was not about to give this up. I didn't know what I was going to do, but I could see the bear about 70 feet away and my fish was still about 50 out. I just started reeling him in and my son-in-law decided it was not worth the risk and he ran. Everyone was yelling at me to run too.
It will be so much more convenient. I think a lot of people will take the train to games. When we lived in the city, we used to take the subway there.
I knew the bear was close, so I just hit the fish with the net and I began to run.
I think the bear spotted the fish and decided it would be a good meal. When we first saw him, he was on the shore about 10 feet from the fish.
He would spook every time I threw something at him. It was driving me nuts and I couldn't sleep, knowing he was there.
I can tell you that a wind sprint at 9,000 feet is not fun.
