Do you say fish get fished?

It's grammatically correct to say "fish get fished," but it's a bit awkward and not typically used in everyday language.

Here's why:

* Passive voice: The sentence "fish get fished" uses the passive voice. While grammatically correct, the passive voice can be less clear and direct than the active voice.

* Redundancy: The word "fished" implies an action of fishing. "Fish" also refers to the act of fishing. So, the sentence is somewhat redundant.

Better Alternatives:

* Fish are caught. (Active voice, clear and concise)

* People fish for fish. (Active voice, emphasizes the action of fishing)

In general, the active voice is preferred in writing and speaking because it is more direct and engaging.