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It was hard not to notice the 8-year -old boy across the street who stormed in and out of his own house. He did it so often that a neighbor, William Dunn，1 what was going on in his life. So Dunn asked him.
"He told me that he didn't have a father,".
says Dunn，now 58，"and I2 there might be something I could do for him."
That something was fishing, a3 Dunn's father had shared with him. "Fishing always brought me peace and taught me how to be 4 . When you're on the water, you can forget about your problems and just 5 the moment," Dunn, who has three children of his own, got6 from the boy's mother to take him fishing.
One Saturday afternoon on the water led to another, and soon he was teaching other kids in their 7 how to rig a line, hold a pole, and reel in a big catch. That was 16 years ago.
Since then, Dunn has taken groups of kids out almost every weekend to fish. Most didn't have father 8 in their lives and had never fished before. Some were adopted kids who had 9 from one home to the next.
"They' d been through a lot, and they' d seen a lot, and their lives were 10 ,"Dunn says. "But when they were fishing, all of that11 . They'd be laughing and smiling and making new friends out on the12 . I knew I was on to something."
In the beginning, Dunn-"Big Will" to the kids-spent a good chunk of his 13 from his job renting boats for the kids. Then, in 2018，he14 the nonprofit Take a Kid
Fishing lne. He and a small group of volunteers have introduced more than 2，500 kids--most without fathers around— to the inner 15 found on the water and the excitement of catching a fish.
