Talk about fishing friends in the circle of friends

1. When I was a child, catching fish was the greatest fun for me and my friends. Let’s talk about catching fish first—spring and summer are the times when fish reproduce and grow, and we generally don’t catch fish. But as soon as autumn comes, my friends and I start looking for and catching fish everywhere. In rice fields, creeks, and weirs and ponds, we can be seen looking for and catching fish everywhere. During the busy farming season, we helped the adults cut rice, glean rice ears, and step on grain piles. We spent more time catching fish and shrimp in the rice fields.

2. Go to nature, soak in the light rain, hug the big trees, run around and catch fish. I caught several big fish with my bare hands today.

3. The fish swim peacefully in the water, and the fishermen cast their nets early in the morning. He struggled to pull it up with both hands, grabbed the fish and threw it into the boat. I took a break from work until noon, catching fish, smearing them with salt and throwing them into buckets. Unexpectedly, his hand slipped and the fish jumped into the sea.

4. Catch fish. Carrying a fish sifter and bucket, following the eldest brother, brother, and sister with bright smiles, they have walked a mile. The weather was very hot and the ditch was drying up quickly. Not a single fish was seen. Suddenly I heard a noise and stopped and turned around. Although the ditch is sharp, it still slides away, and the grass carp is revealed.

5. Dad hung up the line, put on the bait, skillfully threw it toward the center of the river, and then quietly watched the float. After a while, I saw the float sinking downwards. Dad quickly lifted the fish trap with force, ah, a big crucian carp! I grabbed the fish and took off the hook. The crucian carp struggled desperately and its slippery body escaped my hands.

6. I was very happy when I caught a fish. I held it tightly in my hands. Then the fish ran away, leaving my hands full of fishy smell. I couldn’t wash it off no matter how hard I washed it, but I still missed the fish.

7. Recently, I often go to the river bank to watch other people fishing and netting fish. There were also people who had not seen each other for many years who were watching this scene like me, so it was enough to say hello to each other. Some people who were watching the scene said that it was not to see how many fish they caught, but just to see the scene of catching fish and feel good.

8. The fish seemed to be uprooted by me. When I pulled it out, its tail could not stop swaying. I pulled the hook out of the fish's mouth, put the fish food on it, and threw it into the water.

9. Although it is easy to fish in troubled water, if the water is full of sharks, it is better not to stretch your hands too long. When these sharks get tired of fighting, dead fish will naturally come up, and we will get a good deal!

10. Catching fish is its own thing, no need for support or applause. When you catch fish, you get joy; when you are empty-handed, you get fun; when you see the landscape, everything disappears in the vast mist.