
Last night, it rained so hard that water overflowed the river banks. The villagers got excited and started fishing!

Thao Thong fished with a hook and line, and caught a big striped snakehead fish.

Nang Khambai fished with a fishing cage and caught a silver barb.

Nang Bouakhao’s fishing net caught shrimp.

Grandfather Boun used a cast net to catch an Asian red- tailed catfish.

Thao Kood fished with gillnets and caught mud crabs.

Grandmother Pheng fished with lift nets and caught river carp.

Uncle Khampiew used a trap and caught catfish.

Aunt Khamsouk went spin fishing and caught a broadhead walking catfish.

Thao So fished with a pole and line and caught a basa fish.

At noon, the villagers enjoyed their catch. They cooked all the fish and had lunch together by the river.

It's wonderful to share what we catch and eat together with our friends and family.
What did the villagers do after catching all the fish?
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