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Fish drunk


The fishermen trolls 

The fishermen bounces the bottom

The fishermen uses live biat and dead most the time rotten.

The fishermen catches one and smiles.

The fishermen  loses one and crys a while

The fishermen sometimes come home empty handed.

The fishermen at the bar all day, tell thier wives the fish not biteing   

The fishermen at the bar all week tell thier wives not biteing and stranded 

The fishermen fish. cutting line and wire they twist

The fishermen is hard work. 

The fishermen can not resist the urge to go fishing

The fishermen preferes the bar

The fishermen need a job so eat more fish..

The fishermen will catch them for you..

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Gregory A Noland.

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