The Signs of Bassaholic Disease    By Jim Hill

 

Bass fishermen are some of the strangest people you might ever meet.  I know that I am a recovering Bassaholic and several of my friends are as well.  I am getting better, (not verbalizing as much) I can concentrate more often while at work or in a conversation.  I am able to have a semi well-rounded existence (every conversation doesn’t turn to bass fishing) and my family has bought me presents lately that don’t have anything to do with fishing!  I only watch fishing shows when alone and I make sure I don’t smell like fish when I go to bed!

 

I decided to help my suffering brothers by presenting some of the warning signs of becoming a Bassaholic:

 

 

 

If any of these signs resemble your state in life, take the time to sit down with your family and ask forgiveness and say you’re sorry.  If they don’t believe you, you might be a Bassaholic!  So don’t fight it.  Just accept it and start wearing your bass gear to church and haul your family there in your $50,000 bass boat pulled by the Geo Metro, and don’t forget to feed them at McDonald’s on the way home.