Sunday, October 22, 2023

Top Hilarious Fishing Pics That Will Make You Laugh

 If any of you have never gone fishing before, you should know that this sport can be way more fun than it sounds. Some hilariously bizarre situations have been captured on camera while people were learning or practicing how to fish. Let’s take a look at the funniest fishing pics you’ve ever seen...

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Car Fishing

Don’t try to find any logic behind this picture. This sweaty man is somehow trying to fish his car out of the water. I wonder if he thinks he’ll make it.

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Actually, what the man’s doing makes sense. Clearly, there’s no chance he’ll manage to save the car from sinking, so he may well have a laugh while it sinks.


Who’s That?

Kudos to this guy for his awesome catch. However, his little buddy doesn’t seem to be too amused.

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The furry little pooch seems quite disturbed by the idea of having a new member in the family. Don’t worry, little fellow – he’s your dinner, not your new brother!


This Is My Territory

This man was enjoying some quiet alone time while fishing on the banks of the famous Big Thompson River when suddenly, an unexpected visitor showed up.

Photo: Joe Amon / The Denver Post

This enormous elk came out of nowhere as if trying to mark its territory. The man definitely didn’t see it coming: he was so shocked that he nearly lost his balance.


Relationship Problems

Either the man accidentally lost his balance, or the couple is going through a rough patch, and the woman tossed her boyfriend straight into the ocean.

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Judging by the look on the woman’s face, it was nothing but a mishap. Let’s hope he didn’t bang his legs against the boat while falling into the sea.


Enormous Catch

It’s hard to tell what’s going on in this picture. I wonder whether the human is catching the fish or if it’s the other way around.

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When the man realized he was about to catch such a rare fish, he didn’t think twice and dived straight into the pond to secure it with his own bare hands.


Stranded In The Arctic

This man chose to go ice fishing on a freezing winter day even though everyone warned him against it. The problem is, if you get too close to the shore, this can happen.

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I bet he’ll catch some pretty amazing fish, but who knows how he’ll ever make it back to the shore without freezing to death along the way.


Fishing With A View

This stunning blonde girl probably wanted to enjoy some quiet alone time while sunbathing on the shores of the pond, but destiny had other plans.

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Coincidentally, all the fishermen in town agreed to go fishing at the same spot. I wonder whether their eyes were fixed on the fishing rod or someplace else…


Don’t Worry, Be Happy

You don’t have to be a mastermind to get the irony behind this picture. I hope everyone got out alive because it’s impossible not to laugh.

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The people who bought this ship probably named it “No Worries” to bring good luck. Little did they know the ship would sink in the middle of a fishing trip.


His First Catch

This dad insisted that his son go fishing with him, but to make things easier, he gave him a fishing net instead of a regular pole. I bet he never imagined his plan would backfire.

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It’s hard to tell whether it was an accident or if he was simply trying to be funny. One way or another, I guess this is the last time father and son go fishing together.


Slipping Away

There’s a reason why humans invented the fishing rod, and it’s that catching fish with your bare hands is a nearly impossible feat.

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This amateur fisherman tried to defy the laws of physics by clutching this fish with his hands, but the terrified creature made his way back to the water.


Fishing Like Tarzan

Instead of using fishing rods or nets, this guy prefers going back to the old ways. This trusty stick is all he needs to get the job done.

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Actually, this is how many tribes in the Southwest Pacific islands continue fishing to this day. If you can’t even fish with a rod, then good luck trying it this way.


Worst Dinner Ever

Since open water fishing is only for the pros, first-timers should keep it simple and practice on solid ground, maybe by the banks of a narrow river.

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This boy, however, decided to take his first steps by fishing on an even smaller surface of water: his own toilet! I doubt he’ll find anything yummy in there.


Epic Fishing Fail

When his friends told him to bring some beers with him, I doubt they meant to literally fill up the boat with hundreds of cans.

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You don’t have to be a genius to figure out that not a single fish was caught that day. In fact, I doubt the boat even left the front lawn.


Moment Of Pride

While fishing is a pretty male-dominated sport, this girl wanted to prove she was just as capable of catching her own meal. And what a catch!

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It’s perfectly clear that the girl is beaming with pride after having caught her first fish. And she should be.


Chilling On Ice

According to the pros, if you want to go fishing, you need to make sure the weather isn’t too hot or too cold. These guys, however, seem to have found the perfect balance.

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The fact that they’re literally chilling on top of a block of ice suggests it's wintertime, but on the other hand, it seems to be a warm and sunny day.


Let’s Leave It To The Pros

Everyone knows that seagulls are talented fishers – it’s pretty much their thing! Apparently, this bird felt like showing off his talent.

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Even though the hat has clearly been photoshopped, the rest of the picture is real. Now that’s a funny coincidence.


Urban Fishing

If you thought fishing in a toilet was strange, then take a look at this guy’s idea. It’s just as gross as it is shrewd.

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You don’t need a lake or an ocean in order to go fishing. Next time, you can simply head to the sewer of the nearest street corner, and voilá.


Hungry Hippo

While some people go fishing just for fun, some others really enjoy being able to catch their own dinner.

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This woman successfully managed to catch a few fish of her own, but evidently, she couldn’t wait to get back home before having a taste.


Dry Season

People usually go fishing in lakes, rivers, or ponds, though we’ve already seen that some others choose sewers or toilets instead. This guy, however, took things to the next level of bizarreness.

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With a beer in one hand and a fishing rod in the other, he sat down on the roadside, but god knows what he was expecting to catch. I guess no one told him how fishing really works.


Lobster Woman

Lobsters are typically considered to be an upscale meal, and they’re usually served in fancy restaurants. Catching lobsters is only for the brave, as they can seriously harm you.

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However, nothing is impossible for this woman, who not only caught a handful of lobsters on her own but also dared to put one inside her mouth. You’d be surprised to know that she’s actually a well-known female fisherman.


Home Fishing

These men felt like going fishing, but at the same time, they were too lazy to even look for the car keys. Therefore, they came up with a clever plan.

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There’s no sense in heading towards the nearest river when you can simply go fishing in your living room! Their pet goldfish were hardly amused.


Teamwork

While fishing is more of an individual sport, working as a team can always help achieve better results. Or so they say.

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This guy was tired of not catching any fish, so he asked his friend to grab him by the ankles and submerge him deep into the water. I wonder if his tactic actually worked.


Fish Flops

If you think about it, fish flops are the perfect choice for the summer. They can come in handy if you’re going to the beach or the pool, but they’re also ideal for fishing.

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They’re also a fun way of freaking people out. In case you haven’t noticed: no, they’re not real fish. Hey – thumbs up for the marketing team.


Not Without A Fight

Most fishermen throw in the towel as soon as they’ve reeled in their fish. However, this is a big no-no when it comes to really large fish.

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This guy thought he had caught this humongous beast for good, but the fish had other plans. As it wobbled himself free, the animal smacked the man in the head with his back fin.


Mixed Signals

Imagine you’re looking for the perfect spot to go fishing and you come across a bridge with a sign reading “Fishing Bridge”. It obviously sounds like a safe choice.

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However, if you take a closer look at the picture, you’ll notice a second sign just a few inches away reading “closed to fishing”. Come on folks, renaming the bridge wouldn’t hurt.


Full House

Some couples enjoy going on fishing trips with their whole family, but let’s be honest: it’s not something you want to do with a toddler.

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However, for this couple, fishing comes first. And if your babysitter ditches you at the last moment, you can simply bring your baby and his crib along.


Age Won’t Stop Me

If you thought you needed to be fit in order to go fishing, you were wrong. In fact, outdoor activities such as fishing can help keep you going through old age.

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Crazily enough, even though this old man can’t move without a walker, his fishing days are far from over.


My Territory

This young man was peacefully enjoying his weekly fishing trip when suddenly he came upon an unexpected visitor.

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I don’t know what’s more epic: the fact that he escaped death by a few inches or that someone was quick enough to capture a decent shot of the whole situation.


Long-Lost Brothers

There are nearly 34,000 different fish species in the world, but here’s a fun fact that almost nobody knows: one of the unique characteristics of each species of fish is their teeth.

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While some species lack teeth, others have many, and they come in different shapes and sizes. Not only does the fish in the picture have human-like incisors, but he also has the exact same smile as his long-lost human twin!


Can You Leave Me Alone?

Fish are rather expressionless creatures, but this fellow seems to prove the world otherwise. One thing’s for sure: the fish is not amused.

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He seems to be saying, “Leave me alone please, I was in the middle of my breakfast”. I feel you, buddy.

Family Finds Pulsating Alien-Like Creature On The Beach

 When the Dickinson family took a trip to the beach in New Zealand, they found something unsettling: a pulsating pink blob washed ashore. The kids wanted to play with it, but the parents wanted to figure out what it was.


A Strange Creature

When the Dickinson kids found the strange pink blob, they instantly wanted to touch it, but their parents wouldn't allow it. They had no idea what that thing could be, so they didn't want to take any chances. They did, however, take pictures of it in order to send it to the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research.

They would surely know whether this was a normal occurrence or whether it was a never-before-seen creature. The institute found out that it was actually the largest species of jellyfish known to mankind: the lion's mane jellyfish. The parents were glad their children didn't touch it, because they carry dangerous toxins in their tentacles.

These Amazing Wildlife Photos Will Blow Your Mind

 Did you know that hundreds of photographers around the world spend their entire lives visiting the most remote places to take pictures of some of the most fascinating species? Some of these photos even received awards!

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Cradle Of Life By Stefan Christmann

Emperador penguins are the largest of the 17 species of penguins, measuring up to 45 inches tall. Also, it’s the only animal that lives on the open ice of the Antarctic continent during plain winter, enduring ice-cold temperatures as low as -76°F!

Photo: Courtesy of Stefan Christmann

Photographer Stefan Christmann managed to spot a male emperor penguin with a hatching egg beneath its furry pouch. Apparently, the penguin would frequently lift its body just to check on his soon-to-be offspring, and that’s how Stefan managed to take this shot. Curiously, the males are the ones in charge of incubating the egg, process that can take up to 75 days.


Migrant Megamoths By Lorenzo Shoubridge

Hawkmoths, also known as hummingbird moths, are among the fastest insects on the planet. Their wings beat 70 times per second and they can fly up to 12 miles per hour. Wow!

Photo: Courtesy of Lorenzo Shoubridge

They’re also famous for their long proboscis, that sort of tube that looks like a tongue. The reason their proboscis is so long and thin is that they’re meant to reach the depths of the inside of flowers to suck all the nectar. As regards the photo, Lorenzo realized that a group of hawkmoths would always fly around after sunset looking for food, so he spent several nights stalking them until he managed to take this stunning picture.


Snow Exposure By Max Waugh

Boy, I definitely don’t wanna be in this creature’s shoes! Taken in the U.S., this picture features an American bison stranded in a snowy field struggling against a snowstorm. The American bison happens to be the largest mammal in the United States and they weigh up to 2,000 pounds. I wonder how much of those pounds are composed of fur!?

Photo: Courtesy of Max Waugh

Thanks to their thick layers of fur, bison can stand temperatures of up to -50°F, or sometimes even lower ones. The poor animal is swaying his head to wipe out the snow and eat up the few chunks of grass he can find. Good luck with that!


The Ethereal Drifter By Angel Fitor

Ever heard of comb jellies before? These are a rare species of marine invertebrates whose bodies are made up of 95% water and are most famous for their fluorescent lights. Also, they’re one of the very few animals that practice cannibalism, as they prey on other larger comb jellies by eating off small chunks of their bodies.

Photo: Courtesy of Angel Fitor

This otherworldly picture was taken in the Mediterranean Sea. According to the photographer, this delicate creature would keep folding its sails at even the scantiest noise or vibration. If you’re ever lucky enough to spot one of these fellas, feel no fear, as they don’t sting like jellyfish!


Bee Line By Frank Deschandol

Bees must be one of the commonest animals in the world and we all have a love-hate relationship with them. While we always try to keep a distance from them to avoid being stung, these buzzing creatures play a key role in pollinating the flowers of our garden. We fear them as much as we need them!

Photo: Courtesy of Frank Deschandol

Can you imagine how hard it must be to take a decent picture of such a small creature? Well, the French photographer Frank Deschandol did it to perfection, as he magically managed to capture 5 bees resting in a row on a stem. Just like us humans, bees rest at night, and they do so by holding tight to stems with their mandibles, lowering their bodies like dogs.


The Huddle By Stefan Christmann

What do you find more impressive, the picture of the emperor penguin with a hatching egg underneath its pouch, or this massive raft of male emperor penguins huddling on the shores of the Arctic Ocean?

Photo: Courtesy of Stefan Christmann

As you can imagine, penguins huddle together to withstand the ice-cold temperatures, which can sometimes reach -50°F. Interestingly enough, while the females spend nearly two months hunting for food in the depths of the ocean, the males are in charge of looking after the eggs.


Humming Surprise By Thomas Easterbrook

This jaw-dropping picture was taken almost by chance. Thomas Easterbrook was vacationing with his family in Southern France when he suddenly came across this beautiful hummingbird hawkmoth.

Photo: Courtesy of Thomas Easterbrook

Easterbrook stared as it fed on the nectar with its long tube-like proboscis. It almost seems as if it were drinking up the nectar with a straw! Taking this picture was harder than you can imagine, as the creatures’ wings beat nearly 85 times per second. They just never stay still!


The Challenge By Françoise Gervais

Honestly, I can’t think of a bleaker image. This female polar bear is climbing a steep slope hoping to land on some food, and it doesn’t seem that’ll be happening any time soon.

“Even one of the most impressive predators can look insignificant and vulnerable in the immensity and inhospitality of this landscape“, photographer Françoise Gervais said.

Photo: Courtesy of Françoise Gervais 

The picture was taken at Baffin Island, a Canadian island located near the Arctic Circle. As a result of climate change, polar bears have to spend 30 extra days per year on land hunting for prey due to the melting of sea ice.


Pondworld By Manuel Plaickner

Is this a painting? Is it digital art? No folks, it’s a real-life picture! What you see below is an army of frogs at a vast pond somewhere near South Tyrol, Italy. Did you know frogs spend half their lives beneath the water?

Photo: Courtesy of Manuel Plaickner

Photographer Manuel Plaickner spent nearly a decade studying the mass migration of frogs and took this picture by submerging into a large pond brimmed with thousands of frogs. Sadly, the frog population is declining worldwide as a result of pollution.


Night Glow By Cruz Erdmann

I know what you’re thinking: this has got to be digital art. But just like the photo depicting the frogs we’ve just seen, this is 100% real and that multi-colored animal is actually a bigfin reef squid. Can you guess where the picture was taken?

Photo: Courtesy of Cruz Erdmann

Cruz Erdmann took this photo on a diving expedition with his son off the Indonesian coast. When he least expected it, he spotted this rare squid glowing in the dark waters, almost as if it had swallowed LED party lights. Thanks to their pigmented skin cells, bigfin reef squids can change their body color in a matter of seconds. Wow!


Lucky Break By Jason Bantle

While this could easily be the screenshot of a scene from a Hollywood action film, it’s actually an improvised picture taken by Jason Bantle on a farm in Saskatchewan, Canada. This adorable raccoon was sticking his face across the front glass of an abandoned car, which had served as the perfect refuge for her and her 5 cubs.

Photo: Courtesy of Jason Bantle

While raccoons tend to build their own dens in hollow tree trunks or rocks, they’re extremely adaptable creatures, as proved by this wild image! So if you ever move to the Canadian countryside, don’t leave your home unattended, or else you know what you’re in for!


Another Barred Migrant By Alejandro Prieto

This jaw-dropping image is actually the projection of a photo of a jaguar against the American-Mexican border fence. The feline’s gleamy patches of orange contrast sharply with the luminous blue Arizona sky.

Photo: Courtesy of Alejandro Prieto

It took Alejandro Prieto nearly two years to manage a perfect shot of a South American jaguar. The artist projected the image against the fence to symbolize the animal’s future since, in his view, the building of a wall would destroy the American jaguar population.


If Penguins Could Fly By Eduardo Del Álamo

This thrilling image features a gentoo penguin running for his life as a leopard seel tries to hunt him down. Photographer Eduardo del Álamo knew this was bound to happen, as he had spotted the giant mammal lurking in the waters as the innocent bird gently rested on a chunk of ice.

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Not only is the picture amazing, but its title has been perfectly chosen too. As you probably know, penguins are the only bird species that can swim but cannot fly. As to leopard seals, they are bold creatures with strong wide jaws that prey pretty much on any animal they can find, except for polar bears.


The Architectural Army By Daniel Kronauer

Red ants may seem harmless, but they’re actually fiercer than you’d think! They’re more aggressive than most other species of ants and their sting can be super painful. They also tend to live in colonies, which are sometimes made up of up to two million ants. Yikes!

Photo: Courtesy of Daniel Kronauer

Daniel Kronauer was brave enough to come just a few feet close to this ant colony, and we’re glad he plucked up the courage, cause the photo is as cool as hell! In case you didn’t notice, these ants are crawling atop a 50-cm-long nest that they built all by themselves. The picture was taken at La Selva Biological Station, in the depths of Costa Rica’s jungles.


Big Cat And Dog Spat By Peter Haygarth

Let’s take a trip to the African Savanah and take a peek at this baffling photo, featuring the fastest land animal on the planet: the cheetah. Even though cheetahs are among the most fearsome predators, this pack of African dogs don’t seem to mind.

Photo: Courtesy of Peter Haygarth

Far from letting themselves be belittled by the intimidating feline, the dogs seem to be teaming up and pulling a fight to defend their territory. Sadly, both species are on the brink of extinction, as there are only 7,000 of each left on the planet.


Couch Crew By Cyril Ruoso

Remember that post-apocalyptic movie Will Smith starred in, I, Robot? Well, this room could’ve easily been used to shoot some of the scenes, don’t you think? The picture was taken inside an abandoned temple in Hua Hin, Thailand.

Photo: Courtesy of Cyril Ruoso

The monkeys must be having a blast, they’re living with a roof over their heads and they don’t even have to pay rent! Long-tailed macaques happen to be famous for their adaptability and they are pretty much used to living together with humans… or on their couches!


The Garden Of Eels By David Doubilet

This picture is so surreal it almost looks like a painting. Seconds before the picture was taken, a colony of garden eels was swaggering through the depths of the Coral Triangle off the coast of the Philippines, but when the photographer showed up, they all fled in a matter of a second.

Photo: Courtesy of David Doubilet

David decided to hide behind a shipwreck and wait for several minutes, and guess what? Nearly three hours later, the eels re-emerged almost as if by magic. The thin electric blue fish you see in the right is a wrasse, while the tiny lavender fish is a cornetfish. The eels seem unbothered by their presence.


Snow-Plateau Nomads By Shangzen Fan

Have any of you heard of the chirus before? Also known as Tibetan antelopes, the chirus is a medium-sized antelope that inhabits the Tibetan plateau in China and Nepal. This awesome picture was taken at the Kumukuli Desert in plain winter, as you can see by the snow-capped sands.

Photo: Courtesy of Shangzen Fan

Sand and snow are such contrasting elements that you never expect to see them together, right? This herd of male Tibetan antelopes is migrating to warmer lands, and even though it seems as if there were thousands of them, it’s actually an illusion. What you see is actually a very small herd of no more than 12 chirus, the rest being their footprints.


Portrait Of A Mother By Ingo Arndt

When you are eye to eye with a wild puma, excitement is guaranteed”.

These words were said by photographer Ingo Arndt, who has spent months and months out in the wild tracking pumas. These felines are playful as they are elusive, so photographing them is harder than you’d think.

Photo: Courtesy of Ingo Arndt

The picture features two cubs playing with each other almost as if they were in the middle of a wrestling match, while their mother has a stern look on its face, as if she were saying “Are you done with that?“. Learning how to play-fight is actually crucial for pumas, as it helps them incorporate survival skills which may come in handy when hunting their prey or running away from a predator.


Face Of Deception By Ripan Biswas

I bet you didn’t expect an insect to make it all the way to our top 5, right? This picture was actually taken by sheer luck. Photographer Ripan Biswas was following a fire ant colony when he suddenly stumbled upon this curious little fella.

Photo: Courtesy of Ripan Biswas

This unusual insect is actually a crab spider. To be honest, this is the first time I ever find a spider cute! The spider was trying to infiltrate an ant colony in his quest for food. His face is sort of saying: “What do I have here?”.


Cool Drink By Diana Rebman

Are any of you able to tell what this bird has on its beak? According to photographer Diana Rebman, this dashing long-tail tit was dancing around a long sharp icicle that hung from a branch, gently pecking its tip.

Photo: Courtesy of Diana Rebman

The picture was taken in Hokkaido, Japan. Long-tailed tits can stand temperatures of up to -40°F and they are left with no choice but to gnaw on snow and ice to quench their thirst. How cute is that?


Land Of The Eagle By Audun Rikardsen

Taking pictures of birds such as haws or eagles is no piece of cake, let me tell you! They fly high in the sky and dive back to earth at incredibly high speeds of up to 320 km per hour, so photographers may spend hours or even days until they take a genuinely good picture.

Photo: Courtesy of Audun Rikardsen

Taken in the Norweigan fiords, this picture is breathtaking both because of the animal itself as well as the scenery. The photographer realized this eagle would always stand on the same branch while screening the surroundings, so he set up a camera trap just a few inches away. His work surely paid off!


The Moment By Yongqing Bao

This thrilling picture was taken in the depths of the Chinese Himalayan mountains, and this adorable beaver-like creature is actually a Himalayan marmot. Shortly after waking up from its long hibernation, the marmot was taken by surprise by this threatening Tibetan fox.

Photo: Courtesy of Yongqing Bao

A round of applause for Yong, the photographer, who managed to capture the precise moment preceding the attack. Both the animals’ gestures reflect the intensity of life out in the wilderness. I can’t help but feel sorry for this furry little fella, but well, that’s what the circle of life is about!

Top Hilarious Fishing Pics That Will Make You Laugh

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