The Fisherman is a 1931 short animated film by Walter Lantz Productions, and among the many featuring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. The film is also one of the few where Mickey Rooney voiced the title character. Plot Oswald and his girlfriend Kitty are in a small boat on a beautiful day of fishing, with Kitty playing a guitar, until a fish appears that takes Oswald's fishing bait and puts it on Kitty, Oswald realizes that one will soon come fish, and when he pulls it out, he sees that he has accidentally caught Kitty, he puts her back in the boat and shakes her a little to dry off and Kitty strip the bait from her. The same fish sees a glass bottle with a lost map according to a sailor on it and puts it on Oswald's bait and keeps swinging the bait so Oswald thinks it was a fish, Oswald lifts the bait and the bottle breaks on Oswald's head and Kitty looks at the map and realizes it's her paternal grandfather's map. Oswald says that the treasure belongs to Kitty, Kitty welcomes this news. A fish is making a serenade for the worm and a giant fish appears and the fish runs away and the worm was still standing still, the giant fish thought it ate the worm but it escaped and the giant fish swam forward. Oswald says that he wanted to find the treasure and until the boat moves quickly forward and they pass by a lighthouse and a young man's house, a ship that jumps for the two to pass under it, a bunch of crocodiles, the first accidentally swallow the giant fish and gets their boat in the mouth and Oswald and Kitty jump the next crocodiles and a skeleton horse that kicks them both. Oswald and Kitty land on an island called "Ghost Island" and see that they landed in the place that has the treasure, which was on the map. A sailor on a giant boat sees the map that Oswald and Kitty got and is surprised and says that it will be his. The map tells the two to say HOCUS POCUS, the two repeat the phrase and the sailor throws a knife and ends up hitting the X that was on the wall of that place that was actually a octopus and he runs to the sea. Oswald and