The movie of that name was filmed in the Montgomery area in 2003 and the story centered on, well, the story of a Big Fish.
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Today's Washington Post includes a real Big Fish story...143 pounds worth of Blue Catfish...and it's not a Father's mythical story to his son.
As for myself, my Dad tried to get me interested in fishing...and I played at it a bit during summer camp...but mostly it was too slow of an activity for me to enjoy.
Maybe it was because the bait-worthy fish in this picture was about the only thing I managed to catch?
*At one point in the Big Fish movie, the zip code I live in is displayed on a document, and according to the IMDB listing linked above, the photos of "old bankers" on the wall of the bank are actually the founders of Bishop-Parker, a local furniture store.
As for myself, my Dad tried to get me interested in fishing...and I played at it a bit during summer camp...but mostly it was too slow of an activity for me to enjoy.
Maybe it was because the bait-worthy fish in this picture was about the only thing I managed to catch?
*At one point in the Big Fish movie, the zip code I live in is displayed on a document, and according to the IMDB listing linked above, the photos of "old bankers" on the wall of the bank are actually the founders of Bishop-Parker, a local furniture store.
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