What Things Do You Do When You Have Self Control Over Fishing

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Having self control over some things that you really enjoy can be a difficult task. Some Things that you do can be hard to avoid. There are many things that I don’t have self control over. Such as fishing, takis, spending money, being lazy, being on time, and staying too late when with friends. If there is one thing that I have no self control over it’s fishing. I could go out on the water and fish for hours. I go to my cabin every weekend and I still spend every second that I can down by the lake. Often times I’ll tell my parents that I will be gone for about an hour and I’ll end up fishing for three hours. Even if the fishing is really slow I will still end up staying there for a while because I simply just don’t give up. Fishing is my

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