AHHHH- The 70's....I was in a big city college then and had very little money to eat on.
A couple of times each month a mall would put in a big plastic pool filled with trout and let you fish in it for 1$ for 30 minutes. Basically a stick with about three feet of line and a hook with a 1/4" by 1/4" leather tab for bait.
Mostly, it was parents letting their yougin's try to catch a fish and have some fun.
As I watched, nobody was catching anything. So I thought I'd give it a try. Fish were not interested in the leather tab as bait. So I started 'snagging' them and would fill up a small bag of trout in a short time.
Back then you could buy a 5 pack of Mac n' Cheese for a buck.
So that was usually my dinner. Skillet cooked trout with Mac n' Cheese for about 25 to 30 cents per meal.
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