The image is a black and white illustration featuring a fish and a fisherman. The fish, which is the central figure, is depicted with a large mouth open, as if it's about to take a bite. The fisherman is shown in the background, holding a fishing rod and a reel, indicating that he is in the process of fishing. The image is encircled by a text that reads "If I've gone fishing, I've gone missing." This phrase is a playful way of expressing the idea that when someone goes fishing, they are likely to be away for a considerable amount of time, and it's a common joke among anglers. The text is written in a casual, handwritten style, which adds to the overall charm of the image. The use of black and white gives the image a classic, timeless feel.