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#1 May-20-08 6:11PM

jumping jasper
Patagonian Toothfish
Registered: Apr-03-07
Posts: 844

LOL

A man was on the water for his weekly fishing trip.
He began his day with an 8-pound bass on the first cast and a
7-pounder on the second.
On the third cast he had just caught his first ever bass over 11 pounds when his cell phone rang.
It was a doctor notifying him that his wife had just been in a terrible
accident and was in critical condition and in the ICU. The man told the
doctor to inform his wife where he was and that he'd be there as soon as possible. As he hung up he realized he was leaving what was shaping up to be his best day ever on the water.
He decided to get in a couple of more casts before heading to the
hospital. He ended up fishing the rest of the morning, finishing his trip
with a stringer like he'd never seen, with 3 bass over 10 pounds.
He was jubilant .
Then he remembered his wife. Feeling guilty, he dashed to the hospital.
He saw the doctor in the corridor and asked about his wife's condition.
The doctor glared at him and shouted, 'You went ahead and finished your fishing trip didn't you! I hope you're proud of yourself! While you were out for the past four hours enjoying yourself on the pond, your wife has been languishing in the ICU! It's just as well you went ahead and finished, because it will be more than likely the last fishing trip you ever take!' For the rest of her life she will require 'round the clock care. And you'll be her care giver forever!' The man was feeling so
guilty he broke down and sobbed.
The doctor then chuckled and said, 'I'm just screwing with you. She's dead. What'd you catch?


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#2 May-20-08 10:55PM

fishin4food
Northern Snakehead
From: Ashburn, VA
Registered: Mar-21-08
Posts: 278
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Re: LOL

The way to communicate with the fish is to drop them a line.

To argue on a fishing boat is to have de bait.


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