Here are some Fishing questions for discussion classes and for people who like to talk about fishing. It is a wonderful pastime that can be both relaxing and exciting.
Difficult words and phrases for English language learners on the free printable above include: commercial fishing, fishing bag limits, bait, release, throw back, overfished, gear, lobster, and keen.
The fishing conversation questions are –
1 – Have you ever fished from a boat?
2 – What do you think about commercial fishing?
3 – What different kinds of ways can people catch fish?
4 – What do you think is the most beautiful kind of fish in the ocean?
5 – Do you like eating fish? Which fish is the most delicious?
6 – What is the biggest fish you have ever caught?
7 – Where is a good place to go fishing in your town?
8 – Does your country have fishing size and bag limits?
9 – Have you ever released a fish or thrown one back in the water? Why?
10 – What do you think is a good bait to catch fish?
11 – What would you do if you caught a shark?
12 – Do you think fishermen should know how to swim?
13 – Have you ever been fishing and caught something that wasn’t a fish?
14 – Where do you prefer to go fishing – a lake, a river, or the sea?
15 – What is the best way to cook fish?
16 – Are there any places in your country that have been overfished?
17 – What equipment is needed to go fishing? Do you own any fishing gear?
18 – How do people catch crabs? How do people catch lobsters?
19 – Do you need a license to go fishing where you live?
20 – What things can go wrong when you are fishing?
21 – Do you have any friends or family members who are keen fishermen?
22 – Who taught you how to fish? Do you remember the first time you went fishing?
23 – When you go fishing, how many hours do you spend doing it?
24 – Do you know anyone who doesn’t like fishing? Why don’t they like it?
25 – Are there any poisonous fish that you can’t eat in your country?
