All Comments on 'Fisherman'

There's no fool like a old fool.

Boyd

Why have I not met this author before? This the first of his stories that I have read. I am off to read some of his other submissions - If they are anything like this story I may be gone for a long, long time. The Fisherman caught me before the end of the third sentence. . . hook, line, sinker.

Being over 70 makes the problem of not being able to do

what I always could do with ease glares at me. I will have to go looking for my jetty!

This was a very good story. Keep up the good work. Getting old is not all bad. I still like to look and daydream myself. I find myself looking at the younger women and then thinking that i would like to meet their mothers. Coming from an old hippie that sounds funny.

as a lover and fisherman over 65,I enjoyedyour story and now will do more shore fishing

its really nice to read such a lustful medicated story

now that I've read this story I think I'll head to the West Coast and take up shore fishing..

This is a gorgeous mature story with a perfect ending. Well written and thouroughly enjoyable. Thanks.

that the last time I went fishing all I caught was cold,guess my bait is getting past it's best!

You've done it again. Keep up the good work.

Great story and could almost think it could be true in these days and times. One thing I liked about saltwater fishing is:: you never knew 'what' you were going to 'catch'! Thanks

Just ran into The Fisherman 2. Huh? What was The Fisherman. So I went back and read the first one first. Can't wait to get back to the second one. Always enjoy your unique stories.

Very well done. I liked it a lot.

he is depicted as over the hill and sinking fast

they are opportunistic users not caring who they hurt along the way

Seems a fair price for their services.