Giggle. (Um, right? It's "trawl"?)

(Edit, several hours later: Nope, it's actually fine, Miss Spelling Thing.)

But if it's trawl-caught, it won't be caught one at a time on hook and line. I much prefer to think there are trolls out there, fishing for a living. :o) GinCanada · 2011-07-25: 21:23

thanks for the laugh! zosu2 · 2011-07-25: 21:51

Good point there, GC: you're right! OOPS. Edited! Liiisa · 2011-07-25: 21:58

I just used trolling with respect to fishing the other day and immediately thought of the tree, so you're not alone. bouds · 2011-07-26: 01:04

Ha ha... Shannamuppet · 2011-07-26: 02:51

Under a bridge is a great place to fish. portreeslim · 2011-07-26: 14:09

Ha ha. I would have expected billy goat gruff meat on the menu! sydneylizzie · 2011-07-26: 14:33

I'm confused. Troll is right? Really? huh. (i wonder how many people know that, how many figured it was an error and how many didn't even notice) elora · 2011-07-26: 18:30

Yes, troll is right elora. Means caught one per line and normally quite expensive. It's on sale here too Liiisa, we had a beautiful piece of salmon night before last. Oweena · 2011-07-26: 21:14

i'm amazed about the graphic skills used to produce this sign... how the heck did they do it? stormfish · 2011-07-27: 03:56

Yeah, I was being a twit - trawling is dragging a big net behind a boat, which is definitely NOT something you'd be advertising. I was just having a "senior moment." fish: I think this is a printed sign made to look like a blackboard, so it's not quite as much of a feat as it appears to be. Liiisa · 2011-07-27: 06:03

Now I'm waiting for the "troll" named Cohoe Salmon to start appearing on the tree. websterella · 2011-07-28: 15:44

Live and learn, I would've also thought of trawling! ifpics · 2011-07-29: 15:02

Now I want salmon. MelanieO · 2011-11-20: 04:18