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* The UpdatedRerelease of ''VideoGame/Persona4'', the lowest-rank "fish" you can catch at Shirichi Beach is a tire. It's completely useless, but fishing there can also net you the [[JokeWeapon Joke Weapons]] for every party member. This results in the protagonist fishing up objects like bus stop signs, benches, a ''drill'' and '''an antique flintlock pistol'''.
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* The UpdatedRerelease of ''VideoGame/Persona4'', the lowest-rank "fish" you can catch at Shirichi Beach is a tire. It's completely useless, but fishing there can also net you the [[JokeWeapon Joke Weapons]] for every party member.member (except [[KickChick Chie]], ironically enough). This results in the protagonist fishing up objects like bus stop signs, benches, a ''drill'' and '''an antique flintlock pistol'''.
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* ''Psycho Pike'' opens with a fisherman making a late night catch, only for his prize to turn out to be a severed hand. This shocks him so much that he falls into the water, and resurfaces short while later with his head bitten off.
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* ''Psycho Pike'' ''Film/PsychoPike'' opens with a fisherman making a late night catch, only for his prize to turn out to be a severed hand. This shocks him so much that he falls into the water, and resurfaces short while later with his head bitten off.
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* Fishing in ''VideoGame/{{Spiritfarer}}'' can result in catching a "soggy and smelly" Old Shoe.
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* Parodied extensively in the ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' episode "The Deep South", when the crew goes fishing. Leela catches a boot with a ''harpoon''. Then she gets something that must be good, since it's 20 times heavier than a boot... and it's a crate containing 10 pairs of boots. She gets confident about the next one since the thing is clearly moving... and then pulls up a boot being eaten by Zoidberg. And they were fishing this at the exact center of the Atlantic Ocean.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' episode "Interview With a Campfire", Chuckie thinks he caught a fish, but it turns out to be an accordion.
* Parodied extensively in the ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' episode "The Deep South", when the crew goesfishing. fishing, Leela catches a boot with a ''harpoon''. Then she gets something that must be good, since it's 20 times heavier than a boot... and it's a crate containing 10 pairs of boots. She gets confident about the next one since the thing is clearly moving... and then pulls up a boot being eaten by Zoidberg. And they were fishing this at the exact center of the Atlantic Ocean.
* Parodied extensively in the ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' episode "The Deep South", when the crew goes
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* ''VideoGame/EndlessOcean: Blue World'' introduced underwater salvaging to earn extra money, and you won't know what any given object is until you get Nancy Young to appraise it. A small bottle could either be a priceless perfume or a discarded orange juice bottle, for instance.
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* The UpdatedRerelease of ''VideoGame/Persona4'', the lowest-rank "fish" you can catch at Shirichi Beach is a tire. It's completely useless, but fishing there can also net you the JokeWeapons for every party member. This results in the protagonist fishing up objects like bus stop signs, benches, a ''drill'' and '''an antique flintlock pistol'''.
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* The UpdatedRerelease of ''VideoGame/Persona4'', the lowest-rank "fish" you can catch at Shirichi Beach is a tire. It's completely useless, but fishing there can also net you the JokeWeapons [[JokeWeapon Joke Weapons]] for every party member. This results in the protagonist fishing up objects like bus stop signs, benches, a ''drill'' and '''an antique flintlock pistol'''.
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* The UpdatedRerelease of ''VideoGame/Persona4'', the lowest-rank "fish" you can catch at Shirichi Beach is a tire. It's completely useless, but fishing there can also net you the JokeWeapons for every party member. This results in the protagonist fishing up objects like bus stop signs, benches, a ''drill'' and '''an antique flintlock pistol'''.
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->''"Alright! I caught a boot! I hope someone lost this and DIDN'T TOSS IT HERE ON PURPOSE!"''
-->-- '''The PlayerCharacter''', ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing: City Folk''
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->''"Alright! I caught a [[AC: boot ]]! I hope someone lost this and DIDN'T TOSS IT HERE ON PURPOSE!"''
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->''"Alright! I caught a [[AC: boot ]]! boot! I hope someone lost this and DIDN'T TOSS IT HERE ON PURPOSE!"''
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* It can happen in the ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' series. You can get boots, cans, and tires. It's impossible to know that they're junk ahead of time, since they look and fight back just like real fish. (No idea how or why they fight, but they do.) In ''City Folk'', some villagers may end up locked out of their houses, leaving you to fish for the key. In ''New Leaf'', you can prevent this by enacting the "Beautify Our Town" ordinance which, among other effects, keeps you from fishing up garbage. In ''New Horizon'', there's a number of DIY recipes that use the junk you fish up, making them genuinely desireable for a change; for instance, a tin can is recycled into a planter, while managing to catch two boots allows you to refurbish and wear them.
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* It can happen in the ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' series. You can get boots, cans, and tires. It's impossible to know that they're junk ahead of time, since they look and fight back just like real fish. (No idea how or why they fight, but they do.) In ''City Folk'', some villagers may end up locked out of their houses, leaving you to fish for the key. In ''New Leaf'', you can prevent this by enacting the "Beautify Our Town" ordinance which, among other effects, keeps you from fishing up garbage. In ''New Horizon'', there's a number of DIY recipes that use the junk you fish up, making them genuinely desireable for a change; for instance, a tin can is can be recycled into a planter, thumb piano or a planter for a succulent plant, while managing to catch two boots allows you to refurbish and wear them.them into a pair of wearable "recycled boots".
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* It can happen in the ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' series. You can get boots, cans, and tires. It's impossible to know that they're junk ahead of time, since they look and fight back just like real fish. (No idea how or why they fight, but they do.) In ''City Folk'', some villagers may end up locked out of their houses, leaving you to fish for the key. In ''New Leaf'', you can prevent this by enacting the "Beautify Our Town" ordinance which, among other effects, keeps you from fishing up garbage. In ''New Horizon'', if you fish up a boot you can get a DIY recipe to make "recycled boots" if you manage to find a second boot.
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* It can happen in the ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' series. You can get boots, cans, and tires. It's impossible to know that they're junk ahead of time, since they look and fight back just like real fish. (No idea how or why they fight, but they do.) In ''City Folk'', some villagers may end up locked out of their houses, leaving you to fish for the key. In ''New Leaf'', you can prevent this by enacting the "Beautify Our Town" ordinance which, among other effects, keeps you from fishing up garbage. In ''New Horizon'', if there's a number of DIY recipes that use the junk you fish up up, making them genuinely desireable for a boot change; for instance, a tin can is recycled into a planter, while managing to catch two boots allows you can get a DIY recipe to make "recycled boots" if you manage to find a second boot.refurbish and wear them.
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* It can happen in the ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' series. You can get boots, cans, and tires. It's impossible to know that they're junk ahead of time, since they look and fight back just like real fish. (No idea how or why they fight, but they do.) In ''City Folk'', some villagers may end up locked out of their houses, leaving you to fish for the key. In ''New Leaf'', you can prevent this by enacting the "Beautify Our Town" ordinance which, among other effects, keeps you from fishing up garbage.
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* It can happen in the ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' series. You can get boots, cans, and tires. It's impossible to know that they're junk ahead of time, since they look and fight back just like real fish. (No idea how or why they fight, but they do.) In ''City Folk'', some villagers may end up locked out of their houses, leaving you to fish for the key. In ''New Leaf'', you can prevent this by enacting the "Beautify Our Town" ordinance which, among other effects, keeps you from fishing up garbage. In ''New Horizon'', if you fish up a boot you can get a DIY recipe to make "recycled boots" if you manage to find a second boot.
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Of course, there is also magnet fishing, where a person has a strong magnet on the end of that fishing line and is trying to get metal objects under the water on purpose.
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-->'''Amy:''' Oh, so ''this'' is where you shop for your boots.
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* In ''TheSmurfs'' comic book story "You Don't Smurf Progress", a Smurf who is using one of Handy's robot servants to go fishing ends up catching an old sock and other bits of junk from the river.
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* ''ComicBook/TheSmurfs'': In ''TheSmurfs'' comic book story "You ''You Don't Smurf Progress", Progress'', a Smurf who is using one of Handy's robot servants to go fishing ends up catching an old sock and other bits of junk from the river.
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