Freshwater Speech Outline

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Recommended: Saltwater fishing compared to freshwater fishing

Bo Boswell
Fall 2015
Pursvasive Speech Outline
Topic: TodayI will be explaining how saltwater fishing is better than freshwater.
Attention getter: How many times have you been on a bank of a pond and said imagine if i caught a marlin. Well that cant happen in freshwater.
I. Species of fish
1. When you are in freshwater you pretty much know what you will catch where in saltwater there is no telling.
2. There are 230,000 species of salwater fish and only 32,500 freshwater.
3. Many salwater species are colorful and amazing to look at most freshwater fish are ugly catfish.

II. Size of fish
1. Aroung here a big freshwater fish is a 10 pound bass in salwater a big fish could be a 12 foot hammerhead.
2.Every great fisherman wants a trophy

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