Not my idea of fishing

[Soapy]

Saw this in a shop today.

[Buzz]

WTF?

[Soapy]

From another forum, a mate posted this as a reply..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1lBoEeUiGk

[callmeslick]

WTF?

I believe, if Soapy showed the entire cover, it would read, "Masters of Coarse Angling", which apparently means something to the British(coarse fish v. game fish). Come to think of it, Soap's version is WAY more fun to ponder, and probably appeals to folks from that side of the pond as well. Perhaps, Australians, as well.

[Soapy]

WTF?

I believe, if Soapy showed the entire cover, it would read, "Masters of Coarse Angling", which apparently means something to the British(coarse fish v. game fish). Come to think of it, Soap's version is WAY more fun to ponder, and probably appeals to folks from that side of the pond as well. Perhaps, Australians, as well.

Give that man a coconut

I posted this in 3 forums and on facebook and no one noticed what it really read ( one mainly euro and one US and lastly here )

Me and my son were in one of those cheap £1 per item shop getting batteries and a4 notepads etc. Some old Romanian guy walked up to me whilst I was browsing the DVD section laughing his head off and saying "that soo funny! "

[Buzz]

I'm not sure how Slick knew, but i've never heard of Course Angling. I tried to figure out what it said, but came up with nothing.

[Soapy]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coarse_fishing

fishing and angling being interchangable.

Coarse fishing is a term used in the United Kingdom and Ireland for angling for coarse fish, which are those types of freshwater fish other than game fish (trout, salmon and char). The sport and the techniques used are particularly popular in the United Kingdom and mainland Europe.

Basically it's when you go for fish you can't eat but want to see if you can catch them anyway.

Don't worry Buzz, on a mainly UK/Euro forum where I posted this, no one knew either

[Buzz]

There's different fish than trout??

Who knew?

[nuf]

good catch

[callmeslick]

I'm not sure how Slick knew, but i've never heard of Course Angling. I tried to figure out what it said, but came up with nothing.

I've been a fisherman WAY too long.....and have read one too many English angling book.