Their idyllic outing was rudely interrupted when a large fish suddenly pulled the Hobbits overboard. It was Sméagol's birthday, and he was celebrating with an afternoon of boating and fishing on the river with his cousin Déagol.
But all of that changed when tragedy struck one fateful day on the River Anduin. In this early part of his life, he was known as Sméagol and was, by all accounts, an ordinary, unremarkable member of his community. He was originally a Stoor, one of the three breeds of early Hobbits (the other two being the Fallohides and the Harfoots), who favored flat riverside lands and made their living by fishing. Gollum was born late in the Third Age of Middle-earth, though still hundreds of years before the events of The Lord of the Rings.
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