The pros and cons of working as a fisherman (1)

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The pros and cons of working as a fisherman
There are many advantages and disadvantages of being a fisherman. I’ll start with advantages. First of all, you can eat all the fish you can and there will be PLENTY in reserve. Plenty means that a usual catch is about 3 tons of sprats. Of course you’ll get sick of fish, when breakfast, supper and dinner all are mere fish. But still , it’s an advantage. In my opinion, the biggest advantage of being a fisherman is that you can travel a lot. My grandpa was a fisherman and he has been to North America, Africa, Siberia (not with the train ) and Iran and most European countries. So he has got many stories to tell from buying a monkey to the storm in the middle of Atlantic . If you are a fisher you surely will have a spectacular life. I guess they get paid quite well too, mostly depending on luck . Sometimes happens that you are said to catch sprat but you get herring and the other way.
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