Words of the Constant
Ms. WickerbottomA float might improve the rod's accuracy.
Ms. WickerbottomThe use of a fishing float was first documented in 1496.
Ms. WickerbottomThe use of a fishing float was first documented in 1496.
Ms. WickerbottomThe use of a fishing float was first documented in 1496.
Ms. WickerbottomFascinating! The spines secrete a potent neurotoxin.
Ms. WickerbottomThis will ensure that I catch a larger specimen.
Ms. WickerbottomIt seems to work in conjunction with precipitation.
Ms. WickerbottomIt would be best utilized in snowy weather.
Ms. WickerbottomIts effect appears to be stronger at night.
Ms. WickerbottomIts effect appears to be stronger at dusk.
Ms. WickerbottomIts effect appears to be stronger during the day.
Ms. WickerbottomIts effect appears to be stronger at night.
Ms. WickerbottomIts effect appears to be stronger at dusk.
Ms. WickerbottomIts effect appears to be stronger during the day.
Ms. WickerbottomA sturdy rod for ocean fishing.
Ms. WickerbottomOh my... is it supposed to look like that?
Ms. WickerbottomThis species usually prefers deeper waters.
Ms. WickerbottomOh dear, I believe these are actually an invasive species.
Ms. WickerbottomI've never been superstitious about black cats, never mind a catfish!
Ms. WickerbottomA fascinating blend of animal and vegetable.
Ms. WickerbottomIt appears to be a subspecies of Cyprinus carpio.
Ms. WickerbottomIt appears to be a subspecies of Cyprinus carpio.
Ms. WickerbottomAll fish are cold-blooded of course, but this is exceptional.
Ms. WickerbottomI surmise that its coloring is a result of its fig-based diet.
Ms. WickerbottomA rather dimimutive specimen.
Ms. WickerbottomA smaller species of saltwater fish.
Ms. WickerbottomOne of the smaller varieties.
Ms. WickerbottomI believe they only grow to about this size.
Ms. WickerbottomI don't think I'm familiar with this genus...
Ms. WickerbottomCurious, it seems to be camouflaged for the wrong environment.
Ms. WickerbottomOh my, you'd look right at home in my old garden.
Ms. WickerbottomCareful not to look directly at it, dears.
Ms. WickerbottomIt's not unlike the Toxotes jaculator, though the coloring is unusual.
Ms. WickerbottomIt seems to be a hybrid between the genera Rhizophora and Salix.
Ms. WickerbottomOh my, this seed seems quite eager to grow.
Ms. WickerbottomI was able to recreate the growth conditions, but not to the extent of the original.
Ms. WickerbottomThese vines seem to enjoy a symbiotic relationship with the tree.
Ms. WickerbottomThis species seems to be both arboreal and aquatic.
Ms. WickerbottomHow unfortunate.
Ms. WickerbottomIt appears to be sea debris and remnants from our watercraft.
Ms. WickerbottomOne typically avoids sailing into a whirlpool, but sense and reason seem to mean nothing in this place.
Ms. WickerbottomA successful catch.
Ms. WickerbottomOh dear, it looks like my catch escaped before I could return.
Ms. WickerbottomThe damage has been mended.
Ms. WickerbottomThis will make collecting fish much more expedient.
Ms. WickerbottomPatience is a virtue.
Ms. WickerbottomIt's just a simple matter of assembling the pieces.
Ms. WickerbottomThe merms are known for their love of kelp.
Ms. WickerbottomIt's sure to topple if we pile on any more.
Ms. WickerbottomA little more. They are not yet satiated.