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|Master Fisherperson<br>Ann Glerr presents:<br>Fishing Tips with<br>Master Fisherperson<br>Ann Glerr

|Expert's Corner<br><br>This month's Expert's Corner<br>features tips from Ann Glerr.

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|Ann Glerr here with some<br>fishing tips! Let's start<br>with the small fry:

|Hi, everyone! I'd like to take<br>the opportunity to introduce<br>three fish species to you today

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|The Quicknibble is an<br>adorable little orange fish<br>with no sense of self-<br>preservation whatsoever.

|First, let's start with the cute<br>Gulper. You have to watch out<br>for this small orange fish<br>because they don't wait around<br>after nibbling your bait.

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|It'll usually taste your<br>bait twice then just bite<br>into it, at which point you<br>can simply yank it out of<br>the water.

|The Little Waiter may have a<br>vacant stare but don't let<br>that fool you. The key to<br>hooking one is waiting briefly<br>for it to bite.

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|The Pausegill, on the other<br>hand, is a cautious fish. It<br>generally invests in mutual<br>funds and treasury bills.

|Finally, the king of fish is the<br>Big Teaser.

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|Also, it waits a beat after<br>tasting the bait before biting.<br>I don't know why it bothers--<br>it's not like it ever checks<br>the bait and goes "Nah."

|They use their long tongues to<br>tease their prey. When you see<br>the float move, try counting to<br>three before striking.

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|Finally, there's the creepy<br>Threefish. This intimidating<br>guy likes to check the bait<br>very thoroughly with his<br>tongue.

|However, if they get away you'll<br>find their deep laugh sounds<br>quite suave and sophisticated!

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|After the check, he likes to<br>give the worm a count of<br>three to let the fear set<br>in...then he strikes!

|One final tip, fishing is all<br>about rhythm. So try to stick<br>to the beat whenever you see<br>a fish bite!

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|I hope these tips will help<br>you land the big one next<br>time you're out! Ann Glerr<br>signing off!

|Good luck fishing, everybody!<br><br>Ann Glerr

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