| | |  | Puzzles | Home » » Melissa & Doug Deluxe 10-Piece Magnetic Fishing Game | | | | | | | Description: | | Melissa & Doug Deluxe 10-Piece Magnetic Fishing Game | | | Features: | |
• Colorful magnetic fishing game comes to life with redesigned artwork
• Special magnetic wand magically captures puzzle pieces on the game board
• Fun and challenging way to develop hand-eye coordination, visual perception and fine motor skills
• 10 removable pieces
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 11.5 inches | | Product Width:
| 8.76 inches | | Product Height:
| 0.47 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.85 pounds | | Package Length:
| 11.7 inches | | Package Width:
| 8.7 inches | | Package Height:
| 0.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.85 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 186 reviews |
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168 of 177 found the following review helpful:
 Pay attention to age recommendationsOct 13, 2009
By reg
I have a 28 month old grandson. I wanted some new toys for him to play with at my house. I wanted something that would challenge him. He has several other things that I have seen him progress with skills while playing with them. I thought this one would be the same. First, he would learn to remove the pieces and eventually progress to putting the pieces back in. He came over and I got this puzzle out. It started out the way I thought it would. He figured out that he needed to put the magnet on the metal spots, which he did. As he took them out, we talked about the picture on the piece. He wasn't ready to replace the pieces, which was okay. That could come later. What I was not anticipating, but probably should have, was him draping the string around his neck. Talk about choking hazard. We stopped that activity and then he started waving the pole back and forth. We managed to take it away from him before he hit himself or someone else with the magnet on the end. The puzzle is now in the closet and we will wait until he is closer to or past 3 before getting it out again. I want to challenge him, but not at the risk of injuring him.
34 of 35 found the following review helpful:
fishingMay 16, 2008
By N. M.
The kids love using the magnet fishing pole and discussing their "catch". The only problem I have encountered is how much the 3 yr old loves to twirl the fishing pole causing much potential for disaster.
16 of 17 found the following review helpful:
 Quiet fun!Jun 29, 2008
By J. Anderson
I bought this for my almost-2 year old niece. She and her 4 year old sister both enjoy playing with it and, according to my sister, it provides some welcome QUIET play time (so many toys lately come complete with loud, electronic NOISE).
Recommended!
31 of 37 found the following review helpful:
 We like the other version betterAug 25, 2008
By Mindy
My 1 1/2 year old son loved this toy at a friend's house. I enjoyed helping him work on it as well. But when I ordered this newer version with more cartoon-like fish we are both disappointed. I think the fish and sea creatures look silly, and I can no longer name them. I definitely prefer the more realistic looking sea creatures on the older version and my son seemed more attracted to them as well.
Also with this newer version the puzzle pieces are more difficult to put back because it isn't immediately clear which way is up. I'm sure when he is older it will be easier for him. (I realize he is younger than the recommended age).
He does still enjoy "fishing" out the pieces. It's still a good toy, but we are going back to the older version.
10 of 11 found the following review helpful:
18 month Old Loves itNov 24, 2008
By kali shanti
My son is 18 months old. His grandparents got this puzzle for him about two months ago. I thought he wouldn't understand how to do it, since the age recommendation was 3 years and up, and you have to have pretty good fine motor skills and control to swing and hold the fishing pole magnetic just right over the pieces in order to pick them up.
After about a week, he was a pro with it, picking up the pieces patiently. I was impressed and started teaching him the names of the sea creatures. So now I will tell him, "Pick up the squid," and he'll 'fish' it out and give it to me. He will do that correctly for each animal I name. He also tries to say "Octopus" "Jellyfish" "Dolphin" "Whale" and "SHARK!" (that one is yelled).
He loves this toy and it is teaching him patience and fine motor skills. It is well made and not noisy!! We love it.
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