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[narrator] How to fish.

Successful angling no longer depends upon fisherman's luck.

For, today, fishing has become a truly fascinating science.

[clears throat]

When to fish can be determined by the astrological signs

of the Zodiac, whose countless stars and planets

control all the tides of the Earth's waters.

Hence, when Neptune enters the constellation

of Pisces, or fishes,

the cosmic vibrations create in the fish,

an uncontrollable desire to bite.

When the Earth enters this celestial orbit,

it, too, falls under the powerful influence

of these vibrations.

Now, let us observe the effect of this phenomena on man.

Dormant within his bosom slumbers

an inert instinct to fish.

This desire becomes acute only through bodily contact

with the cosmic undulations of Pisces, or fishes.

This creates a mental malady

known as "fishes febris," or "fishing fever."

During this trance-like period,

the, uh, angler checks his fishing tackle,

and succumbs to an overwhelming desire

to test his casting skill.

A deft flick of the wrist, whip of the pole,

the tug of the line, and...

...the angler can easily imagine

a fighting fish in a crystal pool.

Where to fish.

Ah, the beauty of the sunrise over high rugged mountains.

The freshness of the early morning dew.

[thunder cracks]

[narrator] The joy of sleeping in the great out of doors.

The fisherman awakens at the crack of dawn

deeply impressed with his closeness to nature.

[popping]

Ah, to breathe deeply of that pure, rarified mountain air.

The trout.

The mountain trout is an alert, intelligent creature.

A fighter of the first water,

rugged, strong, daring.

[growls]

[narrator] His dauntless fortitude

makes him absolutely fearless.

[screams]

[narrator] How to approach the stream.

- [whispering] Slip up quietly, - Shh.

with a shrub or bush, and don't let the fish see you coming.

Uh-oh. Now you've done it.

Once the pool is disturbed,

the fish can never be enticed to bite.

Fly fishing.

The fly fisherman must know how his tackle

and other objects appear to the fish.

Therefore, through the eyes of the fish, we view the angler.

A tempting fly,

and, uh, study carefully the reaction of the fish.

[laughter]

[narrator] The lure is scientifically designed.

When dropped into the water, the resulting optical illusion

creates a very realistic effect.

[conga music plays]

[narrator] To cast the lure,

select a spot free from overhanging brush and limbs.

Swing the arm with a liquid, rhythmical motion.

Straight as an arrow the lure spins over the water

to land lightly into that deep purple pool.

Perfect cast. The line sings

and the poor fish is really hooked.

Lake fishing.

Immortalized in the words of the ancient bard. Quote:

"Upon yon lakes, calm, placid, at rest,

the angler tries his all

to tempt a smile from lady luck.

Where ere his hook may fall." Unquote.

Oh! A strike! A strike!

Oh, boy, what a whopper! Look at that pole bend!

Hear that reel sing. Don't give him any slack!

Pull him, come on!

Keep cool now, don't get excited.

Here he comes!

There he goes!

Keep cool. Use your head, man. Use your head!

Keep your eye on him. Wow! Look at him go!

Oh, boy, that's a beauty! You've got him now!

Pace yourself.

We landed it! Watch it now, watch it!

Watch it! Don't let him get back into the water!

Truly, no pride is so justifiable...

[sighs] ...as that of a...

...a successful fisherman.