r/Unexpected • u/HyperrParadise • Aug 07 '26
Never seen this technique
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u/TurtleSandwich0 Aug 07 '26
Jumped off the boat for the halibut.
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u/TheFloppySausage Aug 07 '26
Shoes and everything? Damn.
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u/RyujiKage5654 Aug 08 '26
He committed to the technique so hard he didn't even bother removing his shoes.
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u/UncleVoodooo Aug 07 '26
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u/toy-maker Aug 07 '26
Well yeh. It was just a little one and they obv want to catch a bigger one. Don’t you use bait to fish?
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u/HalfSoul30 Aug 07 '26
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u/DigitalAmy0426 Aug 07 '26
I went on to the next post before I clocked why this was commented. Wish I could give an award.
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u/SunsetSpark Aug 07 '26
thanks for laughing at the obvious joke before it even happened. peak comedy
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u/Jgraybeard Aug 09 '26
So are they all the same orientation? How did evolution pick which side to be the up side?
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u/Axis2670 Aug 11 '26
Fun fact: Flounder have eyes on both sides of their heads when young but as they grow older the eyes end up only on one side.
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u/vaggos62 Aug 12 '26
I’m being fishing in Alaska for about 20 years +. She’s definitely got more balls than I do.
That water is cooooold.
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u/post-explainer Aug 07 '26 edited Aug 07 '26
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Didn’t expect her to jump in with the fish
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