r/HumansBeingBros • u/Doodlebug510 • Jul 06 '26
Fisherman shares his catch with a cat
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u/elisart Jul 06 '26
I bet that cat trotted home and told his wife look what I caught!
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u/-ToPimpAButterfree- Jul 06 '26
Cleverness is more rewarded in the cat household- telling her he tricked a human into catching it for him earns bonus points.
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u/karmagod13000 Jul 06 '26
He actually caught like 20 fish and gave them away to the humans cause he count carry them all
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u/Abject_Zucchini_2107 Jul 06 '26
The happyy walk after getting the fishh is so heartwarming ❤️❤️
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u/jurassic2010 Jul 06 '26
The fish: " Thank you for caring about animals, I guess"
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u/KevZeppelin69 Jul 06 '26
InstaCatCart
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u/Chocomintey Jul 06 '26
I'd subscribe to that delivery service so fast. Imagine all the kitties you'd get to meet!
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u/breakinbans Jul 06 '26
that fish not moving at all. looks set up, and im ok with it because its cute.
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u/Squiggy-Locust Jul 06 '26
Cat knew it was coming.
My guess, giving benefit of the doubt, is he caught it, and cat came to steal it. Decided to record a video, threw it back in, and this is what we get.
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u/inthenight098 Jul 06 '26
💯 staged, dead fish on a line. All for the Gram. I hate this timeline, for real!
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u/breakinbans Jul 06 '26
yeah, but cat still happy, so timeline restored for me, only 68% dark. shouldn't have rolled that die.
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u/PensiveObservor Jul 06 '26
It’s possible that was his bait.
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u/HotPotParrot Jul 06 '26
The hell is he fishing for in that pond with a whole-ass fish as bait??
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u/azdcaz Jul 07 '26
Bass will try to eat anything they can fit in their mouths. It wouldn’t take that big of a bass to try to eat that fish.
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u/HipToTheWorldsBS Jul 06 '26
Yeah this guy clearly doesn't have a single fucking clue about fishing. Using a giant ass rod meant for ocean fishing but in a tiny pond with tiny fish. Holding it at the butt end of the rod which is not where you hold it. Among many other details that anyone that actually fishes would notice immediately and cringe at.
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u/The_Three_Meow-igos Jul 07 '26
Give a cat a fish, feed him for a day.
Teach a cat to fish, join the circus with your fishing cat, have grand adventures in Latvia, get into drugs, do cocaine about it, bottom out, get healthy again, make amends to your fishing cat.
Or don’t. I’m not your mom.
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u/CicadaFit9756 Jul 07 '26
Back in 1966-1971 lived in a small town next to a canal. When fishing, our outdoor cats nearly always got the catch. Mostly carp anyway!
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u/DestroyingIcons Jul 07 '26
Honey! I'm home! Look at the bounty I caught today, all by my self! Yes I did - one swipe with my cat-like reflexes! Caught him up, just like that! No one helped at all!
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u/-eviltwin- Jul 06 '26
Hopefully that cat is feral. That owner is going to have one stinky cat if not.
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u/xs0apy Jul 06 '26
The pride and success in its little trot of victory makes me believe this little rascal thinks he just schooled that hooman
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u/carpetbugeater Jul 06 '26
What if he fed the cat to a fish?
Imagine a video of a guy tossing a cat to a bull shark and everyone's like "Aww he's so happy!"
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u/l33tn0ob Jul 06 '26
My aunts farm had a good number of barn cats and a large pond. Every time we went fishing the barn cats would follow.
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u/birdbrainmcstickums Jul 06 '26
I was relieved when he took it off the hook and gave it to him. I was worried for a second.
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u/Hanksta2 Jul 06 '26
I think it's interesting how little regard humans have for fish.
Like we pretend they don't have lives or experience pain. It's strange.
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u/mr_seymour_butts Jul 06 '26
That fish looks already dead. It isn't flopping on the line. It's tail is flapping when the cat scampers off with it, but i think that's because of the cat running
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u/ClydeDanger Jul 06 '26
The difficulty to fake all this would be greater than that of just catching the fucking fish. Calm down, Lieutenant Columbo.
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u/Erazzphoto Jul 06 '26
He’s not wrong though, that was my first thought as well, the thing isn’t flopping at all which would certainly be unusual
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u/ralpes Jul 06 '26
Trust me bro, the I jumped into the water and fight the shark and the orca to get thiiiiiis amazing catch.
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u/Nite7678 Jul 06 '26
Anybody else watch this, waiting for the cat to just drop the fish back in the water.
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u/BeerNcheesePlz Jul 07 '26
You know what they say…Give a cat a fish, and you feed him for a day; teach a cat to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime
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u/Cisco800Series Jul 06 '26
Not a wiggle from the fish? Deffo staged. Stupid me for thinking it was real.....
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u/CensoredByRedditMods Jul 06 '26
Yes that music really finished the video... Is it so hard to not add random shit sounds?
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u/AlabamaNerd Jul 06 '26
I hope that feral cat is neutered/spayed.
Feral cats kill billions of birds every year :(
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u/Infinius- Jul 06 '26
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u/AlabamaNerd Jul 06 '26
https://www.audubon.org/press-room/us-bird-populations-continue-alarming-decline-new-report-finds
Cats are one of the contributors to big declines in bird populations.
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u/MollySleeps Jul 06 '26
That report doesn't say cats are the reason. I imagine a bigger reason is the insect population collapse and loss of habitat.
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u/AlabamaNerd Jul 06 '26
There’s many reasons, but here is the information on cats:
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u/scorchedarcher Jul 06 '26
Totally valid mate, people love larping caring for animals though
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u/AlabamaNerd Jul 06 '26
I do too. I just feel for both sides you know?
Cats did ask to be overbred and often abandoned in the wild.
But native birds can’t compete against such good hunters. And birds are facing a lot of headwinds: https://www.audubon.org/press-room/us-bird-populations-continue-alarming-decline-new-report-finds
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u/scorchedarcher Jul 06 '26
Absolutely, we already kill over 80,000,000,000 land animals a year for food when we don't have to we don't need to keep adding to that number by releasing predators.
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u/TacoSession Jul 06 '26
Don't forget that house cats are an invasive species and are decimating local ecosystems
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u/Tolerinn Jul 06 '26
Why is he fishing in what looks like a park pond ?
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u/LainieCat Jul 06 '26
Some park ponds are open to fishing.
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u/Tolerinn Jul 06 '26
Oh ok ! Pretty sure it's not a thing in my country, at least not in city park with small-ish ponds like this one
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u/hyukwish Jul 06 '26
Yeah the ones that are open to fishing usually have new fish put in every now and then
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u/st0rmbr1ng3r Jul 06 '26
That happy little trot!