A yellow box for the game My Very First Games: Here, Fishy, Fishy! showing colorful fish, an octopus, seaweed, and a fishing pole. The game is for ages 2 and up and encourages play and learning. A colorful childrens fishing game with a sea-themed box, illustrated cards showing watering cans and buckets, wooden fish pieces, a fishing rod, and a die, all arranged on a wooden surface. Close-up of colorful wooden animal toys, including an orange and purple piece with a string, and a gray animal figure with a round nose, all set on a vibrant, patterned background. A young child uses a toy fishing rod to pick up a wooden fish while sitting on a couch with another child and an adult, all smiling and playing a colorful board game together in a cozy living room. A young girl sits on a couch, using a blue fishing pole to play a magnetic fishing game from a colorful box. Another child and an adult sit in the background, reading a book together.
This product has significantly reduced plastic use compared to conventional alternatives primarily made of plastic, with key components of its packaging made from materials with greater circularity potential, such as paper, glass, or aluminum.
A yellow box for the game My Very First Games: Here, Fishy, Fishy! showing colorful fish, an octopus, seaweed, and a fishing pole. The game is for ages 2 and up and encourages play and learning.

HABA My Very First Games - Here, Fishy, Fishy! Magnetic Game made from sustainably sourced wood

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Why we love it

  • Free from thousands of banned ingredients and meets our EU-informed standards.
  • Skill-building game that nurtures hand-eye coordination, color recognition, and patience.
  • Promotes early social skills and cooperative play through hands-on entertainment.
  • Crafted from certified sustainable beech wood, showcasing our commitment to environmental responsibility.

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Age: 2+

Introduce your little one to the joys of fishing with HABA’s My Very First Games - Here, Fishy, Fishy—a delightful game crafted with care by our 85-year-old family-owned company in Germany. This engaging game is designed to nurture early development skills while providing hours of entertainment.

The game promotes skill development as children use the fishing rod and colorful sea dwellers to enhance hand-eye coordination, color recognition, and concentration. By experimenting with the fishing rod, practicing turn-taking, and matching colors, kids build dexterity and patience while learning basic game rules.

Here, Fishy, Fishy is designed for 1-4 players aged 2 and up, with a playtime of 5-10 minutes. The set includes a rod with a worm, 6 sea dwellers, a sea (the bottom part of the box), 4 collecting boards with pop-out toys, a symbol die, and instructions. Ideal for fostering early social skills and cooperative play, this game brings the HABA difference to your family’s playtime.

Each component of Here, Fishy, Fishy is crafted from PEFC-certified wood, ensuring that every piece comes from sustainably managed forests. HABA’s commitment to quality is evident in the meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail that have defined our products for over 85 years. Our eco-friendly design reflects our dedication to environmental responsibility.

Experience the blend of quality, sustainability, and playful learning with HABA’s Here, Fishy, Fishy.

Carefully crafted from PEFC certified sustainably sourced beech wood, Cardboard, Metal, Polyamide.

Concentrate and use your dexterity to catch some of our brightly colored Fishy pieces! This game is designed for 1 - 4 players and it is ideal for fostering cooperative play and social skills. Teach your child to take turns, practice dexterity and learn basic game rules with Here Fishy Fishy!
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