
Four friends—Tod, Frank, Jerry and Dave—spend a bright dawn in the sleepy town of Watertown, hauling fishing gear and swapping tall tales about worm bait and the best catches. Their easy‑going banter and the crisp, rural landscape set a lively, nostalgic tone that feels like stepping into an old summer camp. As the boys load up a launch, the promise of a day on the water brings out their rivalry, humor, and a deep bond forged by countless afternoons spent by the river.
Their destination is the enigmatic Lost Island, a place whispered about in local lore and perfect for a Boy Scout adventure. Along the way they’ll face unexpected obstacles, test their wits, and discover that the island holds more secrets than a simple fishing trip. Listeners can expect a blend of light‑hearted camaraderie, gentle mystery, and the timeless thrill of exploring the unknown.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (242K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-11-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

Early 20th-century adventure stories published under this name mixed fast-moving action with the era's fascination for scouting and flight. The name is best known as a pseudonym used on boys' adventure novels tied to airship and airplane exploits.
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