THIS DOCK IS FOR EVERYBODY.
The sport fisherman with the lucky hat that hasn't been washed since 1998. The casual
day fisher who considers "no fish, nice nap" a total victory. The weekend warrior
with three hundred dollars of tackle and one (1) confirmed catch. The aquarium
collector who introduces their tank by name, first and last.
Freshwater, saltwater, brackish, bathtub — if it has fins, we're fans. This dock is
for all of you.
LOCAL TUNA CELEBRATES ANOTHER BIRTHDAY, REGRETS EVERYTHING.
DOCK #7 — Area tuna and Official Sea Creature of Birthdays Everywhere was spotted
Tuesday wearing a party hat and blowing a party horn, witnesses report, "with the
enthusiasm of a fish who has seen some things."
When asked for comment, the tuna declined, citing that it is a fish. The celebration
has been memorialized in Collection 001: "Cod Help Us All."
GOLDFISH DEFINITELY RECOGNIZES OWNER, OWNER INSISTS.
LIVING ROOM, USA — Local aquarium enthusiast reports that his goldfish, Admiral
Bubbles, "one hundred percent knows who I am." The Admiral, reached at his tank,
swam in a circle and looked at a rock.
Experts confirm this is either profound interspecies friendship or a fish looking at
a rock. This publication chooses friendship.
WEEKEND WARRIOR CATCHES NOTHING, DECLARES BEST DAY EVER.
THE LAKE — Despite six hours, four lures, two snagged lines, and zero fish, area
weekend warrior described Saturday as "honestly perfect." Sources confirm the cooler
contained more sandwiches than bait.
The fish, who watched the entire thing from below, agreed it was a lovely day.