In The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest #947 from the issue of June 9, 2025, a fish is caught by an angler's hook and is pulled out of the water. The fisherman prepares to lower it into a net as the fish either takes a selfie with the man in the boat or looks at its phone. The fish speaks, naturally. My entry appears below. The drawing is by Kaamran Hafeez.
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| "Teach a man to order online and he'll never have to fish." |
These captions wouldn't float:
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| "Say 'worm.'" "Toss me back and I'll tag you." "Before you do anything rash, I have five million followers and we're livestreaming." |
June 21, 2025 Update: The Finalists
June 23, 2025 Update: I dipped my toes in and voted for the caption from Dedham.
July 2, 2026 Update: The Winner
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