Fishing Is Good For Relationships
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Realize that when you take your kids fishing you are actually doing something very important. Adults can use the fishing experience to teach kids much more than how to catch a fish.
- A father-son or father-daughter fishing trip leaves more time for a one-on-one chat than most other activities. You can focus all your attention on your child.
- Real conversations – The quiet stillness of a lake and the relaxing nature of waiting for fish to bite fosters plenty of conversation, some of which would be awkward to broach over the dinner table.
- Teaching your child a new skill that they may use for the rest of their lives adds a new dimension to many father/child relationships. Kids are now teaching their parents how to use new technology, it’s nice to finally be able to teach them a valuable hobby.
- Making memories that last a lifetime – as your child grows older they will spend less time with their parents.
- Instilling a love for the great outdoors – The opportunity to share nature, a love of fresh air, beautiful views, and sunshine without the need for technology can help combat the effects of an indoor lifestyle.
Read more: http://www.backupcare.org/blog/10-ways-fishing-with-your-son-is-about-more-than-fishing/
