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Look out fish! A group of boys aged between ten and fourteen years seen here at Wraysbury
Look out fish! A group of boys aged between ten and fourteen years seen here at Wraysbury, Buckinghamshire being taught how to fish. It was part of an event organised by the London and South Eastern Tackle Dealer to show the youngsters some of the intricacies of freshwater fishing. 13th July 1970
Daily Mirror / Charles Ley
Mirrorpix
Wraysbury
Buckinghamshire
England
Media ID 21386418
© Mirrorpix
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In this nostalgic print from 1970, a group of enthusiastic boys aged between ten and fourteen years are captured at Wraysbury in Buckinghamshire, eagerly learning the art of fishing. Organized by the London and South Eastern Tackle Dealer, this event aimed to introduce these young anglers to the intricacies of freshwater fishing. With their fishing rods held high and anticipation gleaming in their eyes, these boys embody the essence of childhood curiosity and adventure. The serene lake serves as their playground for exploration, as they embark on a journey to conquer the waters and catch some fish. The image exudes a sense of innocence mixed with excitement - it's clear that these youngsters are ready for an unforgettable experience. Their determination is palpable; they're eager to master every technique taught during this special occasion. As we gaze upon this snapshot frozen in time, we can't help but appreciate how hobbies like fishing have shaped countless childhoods throughout history. This photograph captures not only a momentary pastime but also reflects on timeless memories created by children engaging with nature. Decades may have passed since that summer day in 1970 when "Look out fish!" was taken, yet its charm remains intact. It reminds us all of those carefree days spent pursuing our passions amidst laughter and camaraderie – moments that continue to shape who we are today.
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