There is a way that seemeth
right unto a man, but the end
thereof are the ways of death. 

     Angler fish are named for their method of 'fishing' for food. Located atop the head of the female deep sea anglers is a protrusion of the dorsal fin which extends out over the head and suspends just above their mouth. It looks like a small 'fishing rod' -- the tip of which glows intermittently, so as to lure unsuspecting prey to a deadly end.
     In this world there are many sinful pleasures that glitter and glow; but when one goes in for a closer look, like a fish attracted to the glowing lure of the deadly angler fish, the end may not be very pleasant.
     Therefore, "depart from the snares of death" (Pr. 13:14) and "return unto the LORD..." (Is. 55:7) for "the eye of the LORD is upon them that fear him... to deliver their soul from death" (Ps. 33:18,19).