Dad replied confused "what?"
"Where's your life jacket?" Said the kid.
"Remember I'm a tough swimmer,"says dad.
"But Hiwi the Kiwi said no matter how tough you are, always wear a life jacket."
"Ok. Let's go"
2 hours later...
"I've got one, I've got one, quickly, it feels like a whopper, hold the rod," shouted dad.
"Ok," said the kid, "what are you doing?"
"What did I do this time" exaggerated dad.
"You have to wet the towel incase the fish is too big or too small, and you have to gently put it back in the water."
"But why do you have to wet the towel?" Asked the dad.
"So that if you do have to put it back in the water, you won't take of any of it scales off and it won't get infected and die in the water," explained the kid.
"Ok, I got it, I got it, oh it's a big one alright," gladly said dad.
"Put it down now, it too big, it might have babies inside of it," replied the kid.
"That means more for me," exaggerated dad.
"Put it back now," shouted the kid.
"Ok, calm down," said dad.
"What are you doing," yelled the kid.
"What now?" replied dad.
"You have to gently push it in to the sea, you can't throw it, it might get damaged," explained the kid.
"Ok I think that's enough fishing for today, you've taught me lots," said dad.
"You have to wet the towel incase the fish is too big or too small, and you have to gently put it back in the water."
"But why do you have to wet the towel?" Asked the dad.
"So that if you do have to put it back in the water, you won't take of any of it scales off and it won't get infected and die in the water," explained the kid.
"Ok, I got it, I got it, oh it's a big one alright," gladly said dad.
"Put it down now, it too big, it might have babies inside of it," replied the kid.
"That means more for me," exaggerated dad.
"Put it back now," shouted the kid.
"Ok, calm down," said dad.
"What are you doing," yelled the kid.
"What now?" replied dad.
"You have to gently push it in to the sea, you can't throw it, it might get damaged," explained the kid.
"Ok I think that's enough fishing for today, you've taught me lots," said dad.
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