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The musical Let's Go Fishin' game is a test for the eyes, hands, ears, and patience. As the pond circles the base (to the tune of "Row, Row, Row Your Boat") see how many more colorful fish you can catch than your fellow players. The trick is that the fish are moving up and down as they circle, as well opening and closing their mouths. Can you time it just right and bring home dinner? This game for one to four players includes four fishing poles, the musical game base (which can rotate with or without music), 21 colorful fish, and complete instructions. Requires two AA batteries (not included).
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Technical Details
- Try to get the most fish in this classic action packed game- Deluxe plastic game base
- 21 colorful fish
- 1-4 players
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By josie (Staten Island, NY USA)
This was a good game to play with my grandchildren. It helped them learn their colors and how to count not to mention patience in getting a fish on their hook. I also used the game at a baby shower. The adults liked the challenge.
By Kims01
We got this toy for Christmas for our little girl and we just opened it for game night for the first time. Put a new battery in it and turned it on but all it did was make the motorized noise. Tried another brand new battery from a different pack and it did the same thing. My daughter is making the best of it and just fishing anyways but you can't actually play the game so she was pretty disappointed.
By A. Wiersch (Lantana, TX USA (near Dallas))
Pros:
* Inexpensive
* Lots of fun
* Even older kids and adults can have a little fun with it
Cons:
* Very cheaply made (minus one star for this)
* Only one speed - may be a little too fast for younger kids
Other:
* Uses 1 C battery
* Introduced my 3 year old to "cheating" as he figured out how to stop it from spinning while he caught a fish :)
* MADE IN CHINA
By R. Weaver
this is for our 3 year old. trying to fish with the poles promotes eye/hand coordination. she loves games, but board games are sometimes too hard to understand or she doesn't have the patience for them. this is perfect and we can play it together.
By Margaux Paschke (New York)
The age range listed for this game is 4-7 years but I would recommend it for the higher end of the age span. This game ends up frustrating my kids more then anything else.
You can play this game with up to four people. The object of the game is to catch the rotating fish when their mouths are open with a plastic pole. We had a few problems with this game: the game rotates too fast for smaller kids; trying to track fish can lead to bumping into each other; and the plastic poles were flimsy and hard to use properly.
This game would be great to practice fine motor and coordination skills but I would only recommend it for two players at a time. Any more then two players leads to screaming among the younger set.
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