These 5 inch brown bears ornaments have strings attached to each limb of his body and to crossed slats of wood over his head.
You can move the bear by tilting the slats in different ways! The avid fisherman is wearing a red plaid shirt, green pants, tan canoe shoes, and a tan hat with a green band. The bear is holding a blue tipped wooden oar in his right hand and a brown handled blue net in his left hand. There is a lively fish trying to get out of the net. The Christmas fishing ornaments hang by a light brown string.
Christmas Fishing History:
Fishing is one of the oldest and most universally enjoyed sports. It brings pleasure to small boys and to men, to kings, and to beggars. A fisherman with a simple rod and line can have as much fun as a millionaire perched on his yacht trolling for barracuda off the coast of Florida. Through many hundreds of years, men of affairs have gone fishing to take refuge from the cares of office.
The joys of fishing are different for each fisherman. Some like fishing because it gives them a chance to be outdoors. Some like to sit on the bank of a quiet stream, watch the slow ripples in the water, and think. Others like the fight with a strong game fish. Whatever their reasons, some fourteen million people take out fishing licenses every year in the United States alone. Fishing is equally popular in Canada.