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Seen a lot of posts lately about whale-watching and trying to catch a whale, but perhaps some of you are getting a little ahead of yourselves. Sometimes, it's better to start off small and then work your way up, so I'm here to show you how.

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First, it's best if you can find a spot where you think some minnows might be.

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Visual confirmation of minnows is best. Keep watching for minnow activity.

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Be sure to look closely, minnows may be there, but they can be hard to see due to their smaller size.

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Then, you should get a stick.

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And some fishing line.

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And some minnow bait. Even minnows need to eat, so think small. Plus, whales eat small things too, so you never know what you might catch when you are minnow fishing.

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Once you've casted your bait out there, be patient. If you get too anxious or excited, you'll scare every fish in the sea away.

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Eventually your hard work should pay off, and you'll wind up with a minnow on the line. Remember, even a minnow in the hand is worth two minnows in the water.

Hopefully this helps. Good luck!

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Let's not forget the proof-of-minnow

I'm not disappointed about the minnow, I'm just serious about my jokes.


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