:50:08
Dad, look!
:50:12
Walleye! He's hooked Walleye!
:50:16
But he'll never land him.
He'll never land him.
:50:19
Reel him. No.
Let him play. Give him some line.
:50:23
Reel him out. Reel him.
:50:25
Here, hold his head up.
:50:35
Don't net him.
:50:41
Don't net him. You did!
:50:45
Boy, what a beauty.
:50:48
- How'd you do it?
- I just followed the book. The hook.
:50:53
Walleye. You've got Walleye.
:50:55
- Who?
- Walleye.
:50:57
The biggest, most elusive trout
in Glen Arden.
:51:00
We've been fishing him for two years
and you got him.
:51:04
- It was nothing.
- Nothing, you say?
:51:06
But I'm ashamed of you, spoiling his sport
with a net.
:51:08
Nine-tenths of the fun is reeling him in.
:51:10
I know. I'm sorry. I was so excited.
:51:13
Unhook him.
:51:15
- What?
- Yes.
:51:17
- Unhook him.
- Yes.
:51:20
That is, no!
:51:23
You invited me up here,
so you should have some of the glory.
:51:26
- So you unhook him.
- I don't like to spoil your fun.
:51:30
No. That's quite the contrary.
:51:33
There's plenty of glory to go all around.
:51:36
It's mighty sporting of you
to let me do this.
:51:38
Not at all.
:51:40
I think a toast is in order,
if you don't mind.
:51:43
Hear, hear. To Walleye, king of trout.
:51:46
How have the mighty fallen.
:51:48
Undone by a Parmacheene Belle...
:51:50
and I thought his weakness
was a Pink Lady.
:51:52
Another batch coming up.
:51:54
Say, you certainly have a way
with the griddle!
:51:56
- She's a remarkable girl.
- I'm beginning to think you're right.
:51:59
- I resent the understatement.
- Just a spoiled brat.