Mattel Fisher Price Go Fish

Pros: Helps match colors, numbers, encourages parent-child play, low cost
Cons: Lots of little pieces to lose

I love games almost as much as I love books. This statement holds true for adults as well as for kids. No holiday passes without at least one of each being given to our children. This past Christmas, I picked up this Fisher-Price Go...

Pros: Affordable game for up to four players
Cons: Only one fishing pole!

Just a week ago when I received a spur of the moment phone call from the almost ex husband to go shopping for some clothes for the kids. I chose K-Mart and off we went. When we got one foot in the door almost ex mentions well maybe we can get one toy...

Pros: A fun matching game
Cons: None

For Christmas my daughter received Fisher Price Go Fish!, the fish-catching, color-matching fun game. It has been a big hit in our house and one that I am recommending with a big thumbs up.

The Game
Fisher Price Go...

Pros: fun, educational, durable, my son loves it
Cons: would be nice if game came in a plastic tackle box

When I was Christmas shopping last year I came across some game bundles at BJ’s. One bundle had the Fisher Price Go Fish in it. I purchased the bundle and gave my son the game for his second birthday. For the past four months we have been playing...

Pros: Promotes counting and color recognition
Cons: It's no fun if you lose the fishing pole.

NOTE: Epinions does not have the correct picture listed of the game. They are aware of this, and I hope they change it soon.

While strolling down the toy isle one day, I came across Fisher Price's Go Fish game in the...

Pros: Inexpensive, portable, sturdy game cards, easy to use suction cup pole, promotes motor development, can alter game to change how it is played
Cons: none

Since I have two children and provide therapy to numerous children with developmental delays or sensory issues, I am constantly on the look-out for toys or games. Toys/games that catch the eye, are easy to play, require little set-up, and toys/games that...

Pros: My Daughter Loves It.
Cons: none for me.

The phrase “He’s a slippery fish (or one)!” always brings a smile to my face. My daughter, also known as Sunshine (soon to be 4), says this whenever the fish “gets away”. How on earth did her wonderful mind come up with that phrase? I love how she...

Pros: Durable game and fun to play
Cons: Nothing so far

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This is a cute game that I purchased at Christmas for my grand children to play with. I'd rather have them playing with puzzles or games occasionally, then watching TV all the time when I have to...

Pros: Helps memorization, teaches color recognition
Cons: Fishing poles don't "hook"

Finally, a toy I don't own (yet)! I actually am familiar with this game because my little four-year-old niece has it and invited me to play after opening our presents at Christmas. Of course, I couldn't resist when those big brown eyes looked up at...

Pros: Above Average Fun, Easy to play
Cons: Boring after repetitious play

Yep, this was the situation Sunday afternoon of the big game. I get my aunt coming to my house very unexpectedly and staying for a gruesome 5-6 hours and dropping off four pesky little kids which I have to call cousins *sigh*.

So now I have...

Pros: Easy, Fun, Fast game for preschoolers
Cons: suction cup sometimes doesn't hold

Santa brought our children this game for Christmas and we just had the chance to play it today. The game took seconds to set up and from start to finish only took 6 minutes. Big plus for 3 and 5 year olds who can't sit still for very long.

The...

Pros: educational and fun. With two games in one
Cons: none

My daughter who is almost 4 just received the Fisher Price Go Fish game and she loves it. She loves uses the fishing pole and picking up the fish and picking the correct color.

She has gotten all of us to play with her and she just loves it...

Pros: affordable, keeps interest, family fun
Cons: can't think of any

I purchased this game for Christmas for my 4 year old. I had no idea what it was like. I knew she liked the idea since my husband likes to fish so I thought I would try it. Well, she loves it and it is easy enough for her to play.

Adults...

Pros: Easy to play, fun for kids, great for hand eye coordination
Cons: Suction cup doesn't really stick that well on the fish

One of my children received the Go Fish Game for their birthday a few years ago. This game is aimed at children ages 3-5, though older kids seem to enjoy it pretty well also.

This game is best when played by 2-4 players. The object of this...

Pros: Fun, develops skills, quality, inexpensive, really fun!
Cons: None that I can think of.

If I am begging my three-year-old son to play one of his games, I know it must be a winner. This is one of the most adorable children’s games I have ever played, and is definitely the best, most ingenious version of the formerly trite game of Go Fish!...