Some people check the weather before heading out on the lake. Others take one look at the sky, shrug, and say, “We’ll be fine.” These two were clearly in the second category. With rods in hand and even their dog aboard, they set out for a relaxing day of bass fishing—only to find themselves smack in the middle of a wedge tornado’s warpath. Did they see it coming? Probably. Did they turn around? Absolutely not. Watch as their peaceful day turns into a scene straight out of The Perfect Storm–okay, not that dramatic, but it could have been very bad.
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Angela Montana
Gone Fishing, Should Have Gone Home
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