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How To Catch A Fish
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61 responses to “How To Catch A Fish”
Great !
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Thank you!
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Wauw ❤
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Thanks, Hanna!
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Clever ! 😉
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Thank you.
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Stunning capture.
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Thanks a lot, Sally.
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What a fantastic photograph.
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Thank you, David.
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SUPER!
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Danke, Alois.
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Hehe, Why do I have a feeling this method for catching fish wouldn’t work for me? 🙂
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Well, you have to keep quiet as a mouse till the fish swim around your feed – and then you have to be as quick as, well, a cat and grab the fish that suits you best. With a little practice you will manage 🙂
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Haha, not sure I’ll have much of an opportunity to give it a go… but maybe, one never knows! 😛
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I’m sure you will find a river or lake somewhere 🙂
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Beaufitul tiger 🙂
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Thank you, Jean-Paul.
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Nice animal portrait.
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Thank you, Alexander.
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Very beautiful portrait of tiger.
Good evening.
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Thank you, Vever.
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What a great shot. Fantastic reflection.
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Thank you, Edith.
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Magnificent capture, superb reflection!
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Thanks a lot for your complement!
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Very nice! Quite different from your other works, though
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Thank you, Vahagn.
Yes, I try to do something different from time to time – and so I thought, why not a “real” photo 🙂
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Amazing shot!
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Thanks a lot!
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Love it!
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Thank you, Jack!
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What a beauty!
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Thank you, Uday.
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I just adore tigers! What a beauty! This is a fabulous shot Rabirius! 😀
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Thanks a lot, Sonel.
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A rather expensive form of bait in my opinion but, if it works for you…
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Well, watch and learn 🙂
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Wow!! Nice cat 🙂 🙂 🙂
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Thanks, Niko.
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You’re welcome, man 🙂
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🙂
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Well done a gre
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A great shot of the tiger and nice reflections in the water.
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Thank you very much!
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Just how close WERE you? It’s superb!
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Not too close.
I gladly chose my tele that day 🙂
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So are we ! You are a good person I think! I am taking a break from here. Hopefully when the dust settles I will be back, healthy and happy !
Be well. ♥
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Thank you.
I was already wondering that there was no new post for some time.
Then I hope you’ll be back soon, healthy and happy!
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Thank you!
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Scare them out of the water into the frying pan.
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Yes, you should always take your tiger when you go fishing 🙂
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Stunning
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Thank you.
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Wonderful !!!!!
Take care
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Thank you, Sophie.
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Such wonderful pictures! So glad I’ve found this place…
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Thank you very much for your compliment, Ronneto.
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Beautiful shot! Thanks 👍
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Thank you!
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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