B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for May 06, 2014

Lends new meaning to the term “fish-face”, doesn’t it?

Here, fishy, fishy, fishy!!!

The fish likes to perch on his nose. Mahi mahi, what a state he’s in.

That fish found itself a nice perch.

Thank you. I had no idea what “noodle” meant (and I live in the US and have even lived in Louisiana), so until you explained it, I didn’t get the joke.

I’d slap him anyways, just for the halibut.

What a sucker

Thanks for the explanation, I am very much American but don’t watch that show or anything similar.

he’s got a cod on his node

Must be a smelt….As soon as it nabbed that nose, it knew it had a kipper…

Callum, a character in the BBC version of James Herriot’s “All Creatures Great And Small” caught trout by “noodling”, but I don’t think that’s what they call it in the Yorkshire Dales.

I guess that would be an ofishal response to his comment.

Clumsy’s been sticking his head in the stream again! Are waterballs far behind?

:-) If it works, it ain’t crazy… It does sound like the perfect hands on hobby. :-)

Thanks, Al. That’s really reality???

Thank you! Totally didn’t get this one without your help.

An (English) book I read long ago referred to it as “tickling trout.”

Sounds like bears to me except they

don’t strip down.

He can’t noodle. His arms are too short.

groan!!!!!!!!!!!!!! what a pun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

oh what a bad pun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! groan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks much.