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If you have ever watched expert bass fisherman Bill Dance on his TV fishing show, you”ll certainly realize how smart he is about catching fish. I probably learn more from him than anyone else that has a fishing TV show. Bill Dance’s expertise has increased my own fishing ability and I always try to soak up every word he says. However, he does seem to have his moments, funny moments and bloopers and he doesn”t seem to be too shy to share the Bill Dance Bloopers rest of the world.

Sometimes the blooper itself is funny, but more often than not the funniest thing is the way he reacts to his own mistakes. He gets so frustrated that it even sometimes even cracks him up when he realizes how ridiculous the situation is. Everything from breaking fishing rods by closing the truck’’s tailgate on them, to having his trolling motor come off in his hand while trying to adjust it.

Again, this article is not to make fun of Bill Dance, for he is highly respected in the bass fishing circuit, and fishing in general. This to share with you some of the things he already shares with his fans and the rest of the fishing public.

If you would like to see some examples of Bill’’s slip-up’’s, just Click Here For a Preview of Bill Dance Bloopers.

Funny stuff, right? If you like that, you can get a whole video of Bill Dance’’s, cough, adventures by clicking on the video covers below.

This fish with teeth that look like they belong to a human who does not practice good dental hygiene was caught near Lubbock, Texas. It had local wildlife officials stumped for awhile.

Angler Scott Curry caught the fish on Buffalo Springs Lake. A game warden took a picture the fish and is attempting to identify it. The General Manager of Buffalo Springs Lake, Greg Thornton told said in an interview that he has never seen anything like the fish in the 36 years he has lived near the lake.

Some resources say the fish with human teeth is most likely a sheepshead. Others believe it may be a pacu, native to South America. Occasionally the pacu, the piranha, and other exotic species are dumped into ponds.