The fishing pole bent double as Jaybird struggled to hold it. Then, a monster crappie fighting fiercely broke the surface in a watery explosion. When he reached out to grab his catch, the hook dislodged and flew straight into his hand.
Terrified, I shrieked, “Jaybird — we’ve got to get to the hospital right away!” As calmly as if he had merely nicked a finger, he replied, “No, the fish are biting. We’ll catch the limit before leaving this lake. You’ll remove the hook from my hand.”
Trembling with fear, I tried pushing the hook back through the web of flesh between his thumb and forefinger, but he stopped me, warning that the barb would make the wound worse. Next, I grabbed the monofilament line, intending to bite it into, only to hear the calm voice again: “No, if you do that, the hook’s eye will have to go through the wound and do more damage.”The Comment section of online publications is the new front in the ongoing Cancel Culture Battle.
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