Andrew going fishing (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Make or break, on the lake.
CNULH = LUNCH, PADAT = ADAPT, RANWOR = NARROW, CLOPIE = POLICE — Giving us: CHATNOC
Clue/Question: He tried to teach his son how to fish, but his son couldn’t . . .
Answer: CATCH ON
(Not bad. Especially for a Monday. None of the clue words were too tough to un-jumble, but it’s looking like we might have two new clue words for the ralis95 database. My current copy doesn’t seem to have either of the words “lunch” or “narrow”! Two simple words, but maybe that’s how they slipped through the cracks? So-so answer letter layout. But, that’s what happens with these short answers. Cute cartoon. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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I had a very hard time with narrow — especially since I somehow put a D into it! Hate it when that happens. But, figured out my erring ways in the end!
LindaLee, I made the same mistake. On first glance, I thought this was ONWARD! As Uncle Rave said, this is probably a first appearance for NARROW.