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When you go gone fishing, you leave a note on the door saying: Gone go fishing.
You go gone fishing when you drove drive to a body of water. You tied tie a hook on you line and cast your pole rod and wait waited for a fish to bit bite. you reel reeled it in and take took it home to ate eat.
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