The image is a black and white illustration featuring a stylized depiction of a fish. The fish is the central figure in the image, with its body occupying the majority of the space. It appears to be a large fish, possibly a bass, given its size and the presence of a lure in its mouth. The lure is a common fishing accessory, designed to attract fish. In the background, there is a silhouette of a person fishing. The person is holding a fishing rod, which is a common tool used in the sport of fishing. The fishing rod is positioned in such a way that it appears to be in the process of casting or retrieving the lure. The text within the image reads "WHEN I LOVE IT SHE BENDS OVER." This phrase is a play on words, with "love it" referring to the act of fishing and "she bends over" being a double entendre. The first part of the phrase is a common expression among anglers, while the second part is a colloquialism for a woman's posture when she is attracted to a man. The overall style of the image is reminiscent of a tattoo design, with bold lines and a limited color palette. The image is likely intended to be humorous, combining elements of fishing culture with a suggestive phrase.