Nat Pagle

If you have Nat Pagle as follower and assigned him to the Fishing Shack, this version of him can sometimes spawn near/on you with his horse mount while you're fishing (probably for Lunkers). He will then dismount and talk with you a little bit before departing on his mount.

Fun Fact: I don't know if that's intended or not, but I was minding my own business, trying to fish for Lunkers with my DK's Path of Frost ability on.
A few moments later, Nat spawned on me (he didn't have Path of Frost apparently), dismounted, fell into the water and then promptly died xD

Edit: Apparently, it only happens if he initially spawns in the water (which only happens if you use a Water Walking ability/potion).

I was fishing just outside of Stormshield today when Nat casually rode up on his horse. He dismounted and said his line on patience and beer.

After that, he promptly died right on top of me and despawned shortly after.

Perhaps a little too much beer, Nat?

Confirmed that Nat dies in the water (loudly & dramatically) though he does so after telling you how much he loves dolphins (hic) etc. He spawns on his horse to your toon's left--IF you have him assigned to lvl 3 fishing shack--immediately when you cast, runs up, dismounts, says 1 of about 4 different things (beer helps bring in the big catch; I would throw that one back; don't EVER go fishing without a cooler; was that a dolphin?) then runs off.

FWIW, totally facepalmed on him today. Always wondered if he'd make an unusual comment if you caught a lunker RIGHT when he showed. Finally, I caught a fire ammonite lunker on the cast that spawned him. The result? "Seriously? I think I would actually just throw that one back." Uploaded screenshot, though I wash my hands of its approval, so you may or may not see it.

Guess keeping the drunk fishing buff up 24/7 really has fried his brain. WTG, Nat, TY for the coin.

EDIT: A particularly long cast when Nat spawns (believe it or not, this is a first for me) can also cause him to "throw that one back" subroutine before you've even caught a fish. A bit obvious, particularly given his earlier canned behavior, but still worth noting.