Have some fun with this.

[Terry cummings]

From Chunky Bait boy.

[Vic Velasco]

Chunky Seasick

That sounds NOT yummy

On Sunday, March 16, 2014 8:22:27 AM UTC-4, Terry cummings wrote:

From Chunky Bait boy.

[namfos]

Portagee Deckhand - sounds pretty lowly. I don't see "Wormdunker" on the list. ;-)

[Dave Marcus]

Salty Mermaid Meat, sending this to all my fishing buddies.

[Miles]

Obviously there needs to be a fly-fishing version. Also works as a random fly name generator:

Jan -- Sparkly
Feb -- Beady
Mar -- Royal
Apr -- Crazy
May -- Flashy
Jun -- Rat-Face
Jul -- Hot Spot
Aug -- Czech
Sep -- Rusty
Oct -- Bearded
Nov -- Krystal
Dec -- Poxy

1-- Muddler
2-- Leech
3-- Sunrise
4-- Brassie
5-- Mouse
6-- Hammer
7-- Deceiver
8-- Galloup's Don't Tell Mommy
9-- Seaducer
10-- Bunker
11-- Silverside
12-- Toad
13-- Beetle
14-- Gotcha
15-- Shiner
16-- Candy
17--Bugger
18-- Sally
19-- Damsel
20-- Spinner
21-- Humpy
22-- Tickler
23-- Poopah
24-- Hopper
25-- Drake
26-- Scudder
27-- Whistler
28--Zonker
29-- Slider
30-- Gurgler
31-- Creature

[Jeffrey Silvan]

That makes me a "Crazy Poopah." Given I'm from Massachusetts, any time I see the ending "ah" I immediately think it ends in "er" and someone is saying it with a Boston accent (think Green Monstah). I'm not sure how I feel about this name...

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[FlyTimesDC]

"Bearded Candy". I can die happy now.

[Terry C]

I guess being called Krystal Brassie is better than Chunky Baitboy.

[namfos]

"Royal Muddler"  - sounds more like my day job.

Mark