Jeu de pêche à la mouche

Assemble the launch ramp, arrange the three scoring rings, and take turns sending all six fish toward the targets. Players can compete individually or in teams; after everyone has had an equal number of turns, total the points.

Fish Fly supports 2–6 players. For team play, divide players as evenly as possible; if the teams are uneven, the instruction sheet allows one player on the smaller team to take an extra turn so both teams make the same number of launches.

Landing in the large ring scores 5 points, the medium ring scores 10, and the small ring scores 20. The first player or team to score 100 or more points after equal turns wins.

The gold fish is the bonus piece. Launch it last on every turn; any points it scores are doubled, so it can change the outcome late in a round.

If the totals are tied after equal turns, compare the players' or teams' highest-scoring fish. The side with the higher single-fish score wins the tie.

Yes. Place the rings close together and nearer the ramp for beginners, or spread them out and increase the launch distance for a harder game. The scoring values stay the same, so the smaller 20-point ring remains the toughest target.

Yes. It is portable enough for a backyard, park, beach, or roomy indoor space. Use the ground pegs only where the surface allows them, and always clear people, fragile objects, and other hazards from the launch path.

The set includes the Fish Fly ramp and frame, three scoring rings, six fish-shaped beanbags including the gold bonus fish, two strings, four ground pegs, and a carry bag.