C Can Be Replaced With Cmaj7 :) With The Strumming Pattern, It Boils Down To That But With Some Notes Picked. Usually, With G Chord, The Picked Notes Are 6Th String And 4Th String With The Strumming On The Higher Strings. C Is 5Th And 4Th, D Is 3Rd And 5Th. If You Listen To The Song, You'll See What I Mean. Verse 1 GI Went Down By TheC Fishin' Hole And DI Sat Down With My Fishin' Pole, Something GGrabbed My Hook And ItC Got My Bait And It DJerked Me Out In The Middle Of TheG Lake. CSome Jump, IG Got Sunk, DBaptized On AG Credit. Verse 2 GFishin' Down On TheC Muddy Bank, I DFelt A Pull And I Give A Big Yank, I GHauled Out Three OldG Rubber Boots, And A CFord Radiator And A ChevroletG Coupe. DHanded In For National DefenseG. Verse 3 GSittin' In A Boat With AC Bucket Of Beer And I DHadn't Caught Nothin' But I Didn't Much Care, I GGuess I Was Pretty WellC Satisfied, I DHad My Little Lady Right By MyG Side, Takin' It CEasy,D Just A-WaitinG', CWorm Been Gone Off That Hook FoDr A Couple HoursG. Verse 4 GYou Go A-Fishin', I'llC Tell You What To Do, You GGo Sit Down By TheD Greasy Slough. Take A GPiece Of String AndC Tie It On Your Pole And Throw It DWay Out In The Middle Of The HoleG, Find You A Good CShade Tree And TheDn Just Sit Down, Go To Sleep, Forget All About It. G Verse 5 GJumped In The River And IC Went Down Deep, There Was A DHundred Pound Catfish Layin' There Asleep. GJumped On His Back AndC Rode Him Into Town, DSaddled Him Up And Then I Come ToG Town. CPeople Come A-Runnin'D, Lookin', Dogs A-Barkin', Kids A-Squallin'.G Verse 6 GStagnate Water's AC Stinkin' Thing, DSlick On Top And All Turned Green. When The GWater Goes Bad TheC Fish All Run, DSit All Day And Not Catch A-GOne, 'Cept CMud Wallerpers,D Jugars, A Few Little SuckerGs. Verse 7 I GWaded Out To AC Sandy Bar And I DCaught Myself A Big Alligator Gar. Brung Him GHome Across MyC Back, DTail Was Draggin' A Mile And AG Half. CFlippin' And Floppin', DSold Him For A Quarter. DShot Craps, Got In Jail. G C D G Verse 8 GEarly One Morning I CTook Me A Notion To DGo Out A-Fishin' In The Middle Of The Ocean. GThrowed Out My Line AndC Caught Me A Shark, I DDidn't Get Him Home Till Way Past DarkG. He Was A MCan-Eater, GTough Customer, DJust Wasn't Quite Tough EnoughG. Verse 9 GLate Last Night IC Had Me A Dream DI Was Out Fishin' In A Whiskey Stream. GBaited My Hook WithC Applejack, DThrow Out A Drink, Bring A Gallon GBack. CDone Pretty Good,D Till The Creek Run Dry, DSo I Give My Fish Back To The Finance CompanyG. At the end he does a little picky bit which I think is :
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FAQ
What are the chords for Talking Fishing Blues?
The chords for Talking Fishing Blues are: G, C, D
What is the original key of Talking Fishing Blues?
The original key is G.
What is the difficulty of playing Talking Fishing Blues?
The difficulty level is Beginner.
Can I play Talking Fishing Blues in another key?
Yes. You can transpose the song to any key using the transpose feature.
Can Talking Fishing Blues be played on an acoustic guitar?
Yes. The chords work for both acoustic and electric guitar.
Can I play Talking Fishing Blues on ukulele?
Chord Talking Fishing Blues can be played on guitar or ukulele using their respective chord shapes.
How many chords are used in Talking Fishing Blues?
Talking Fishing Blues uses 3 chords: G, C, D
What is the easiest way to play Talking Fishing Blues?
You can use the transpose feature to change the key to one that better matches your vocal range or uses easier chord shapes.
What decade was Talking Fishing Blues released in?
Talking Fishing Blues was released in the 1940s. See more 1940s songs here
Are there easier chord versions for Talking Fishing Blues?
Yes. Tap the Simplify button to switch Talking Fishing Blues to beginner-friendly chords - it drops advanced extensions like maj7, m7, and 9ths without changing the song's key or progression.