Hey, Kate. You know that? I’ve just found two pictures suitable for our project "Ways of fishing". Let me tell you a bit more about them.

They are relevant to our project because in both pictures there are people going fishing. In the first photo there is a boat with two fishermen in it. There is a still water surface, perhaps it is a big lake or a sea very early in the morning. In the second photo there is a fisherman as well. He has just caught a fish and is trying not to lose it. He is staying on the shore of a lake. There are a few differences to illustrate our project better. Obviously, fishermen in the first picture don’t have any fish on the hook, while a man on the right has already caught his victim. Moreover, the first picture features two people on a boat, while the second one features a man standing on the ground.

In my opinion, both ways of fishing have their advantages. For instance, fishing with a boat can allow for a better and bigger catch. Meanwhile, fishing from the shore is safer. Of course, the ways of fishing have disadvantages too. As for going on a board, it requires more preparation. At the same time, there can be the lack of a big number of fish near the shore so it can lead to an unsuccessful fishing session.

Personally, I'd prefer to stay on the shore while fishing. I consider a calm and safe fishing day is better than going to the middle of a lake on a boat.

So, shall we use these photos in our project? Call me when you’re ready to discuss if we can use them. Bye-⁠bye.

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