A fishing riddle is:
Q: What’s the best way to catch a fish?
A: Have someone throw it to you.
The riddle was printed in many American newspapers in 1965.
27 June 1965, Indianapolis (IN) Star, “Riddle Box,” sec. 2, pg. 4, col. 3:
What is the best way to catch a fish?
Have someone throw it to you.
14 January 1973, Philadelphia (PA) Inquirer, “Today’s Riddles,” pg. 8-K, col. 5:
What’s the best way to catch a fish?
Get someone to throw it to you.
21 November 1994, St. Petersburg (FL) Times, “Riddles,” pg. 2D:
What is the best way to catch a fish?
Have someone throw it to you.
12 May 1996, Newsday (Long Island, NY), “Smiles,” Kidsday, pg. K1:
What is the best way to catch a fish?
Have someone toss it to you.
- Tiffany Konklewski, Deer Park
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Whats the best way to catch a fish? Have someone throw it to you.
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10 October 2017, News Mail Bundaberg (Bundaberg, Queensland), pg. 15:
What’s the best way to catch a fish?
Have someone throw it at you.
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What’s the best way to catch a fish?
Have
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