Gone Fishing Board Game
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Introducing: Gone Fishing Board Game
One player takes the role of the two anglers and tries to catch as many fish as possible. The other player takes the role of the fish, and with bluff and skill tries to hinder the anglers from catching fish. The angler player decides where to fish, but must do so in the dark. So, he cannot really see where the fish are, as the fish cards are placed face down. Therefore, he does not know whether he is catching a fish or garbage. When he is lucky enough to catch a fish, he will not know until he lands it how valuable it is. With clever movement of his fish, the fish player tries to get garbage and small fish onto the angler's hooks. After one game, the players switch roles. After two games, the player with the most points is the winner.
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Product Features
- Who is the best angler?
- GAMES Magazine 2-Player Game Nominee 2006
- 2 Players
- Playing time is 30 to 40 minutes
- Recommended for ages 10 and up
Key Information
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Manufacturer
Rio Grande
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SKU
RIO265
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Model
265RGG
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UPC (Universal Product Code)
655132002653
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Release Date
1st April 2007
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Is Autographed
0
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Is Memorabilia
0
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Number Of Items
1
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List Price Amount
2499
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List Price Currency Code
USD
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List Price Formatted Price
$24.99
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Package Dimensions Height
130
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Package Dimensions Length
790
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Package Dimensions Weight
75
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Package Dimensions Width
750
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Feature0
Up to players
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Feature1
40 minutes to play
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Feature2
Alien party theme
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Feature3
Strategy game
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Feature4
Family friendly
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Item Dimensions Height
875
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Item Dimensions Length
875
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Item Dimensions Width
150
Gone Fishing Board Game
One player takes the role of the two anglers and tries to catch as many fish as possible. The other player takes the role of the fish, and with bluff and skill tries to hinder the anglers from catching fish. The angler player decides where to fish, but must do so in the dark. So, he cannot really see where the fish are, as the fish cards are placed face down. Therefore, he does not know whether he is catching a fish or garbage. When he is lucky enough to catch a fish, he will not know until he lands it how valuable it is. With clever movement of his fish, the fish player tries to get garbage and small fish onto the angler's hooks. After one game, the players switch roles. After two games, the player with the most points is the winner.
