Fishing Adventure and Life in Thorne Bay

Cole Sturgis, living in Thorne Bay, Alaska, takes his daughters Timber and Willow fishing. He shares insights about their life in a floating house, the importance of sustaining themselves with ocean resources, and the unique lifestyle in Alaska. Cole emphasizes teaching his children practical skills, like driving the boat, while reflecting on the joys of parenting. As the weather turns cold, they decide to head back home, planning to fish another day.

What is the main reason Cole and his daughters are going fishing?

• To have a picnic by the ocean

• To teach Willow how to swim

• To enjoy the sunshine

• To catch a winter king salmon

Where does Cole's family live?

• In a mountain lodge

• In a city apartment

• In a floating house in Thorne Bay

• In a cabin in the woods

What is unique about Thorne Bay according to Cole?

• It is a peaceful rainforest

• It has a desert climate

• It is known for its skyscrapers

• It is a bustling city

Why does Cole believe it's important to teach his children to drive?

• So they can go on road trips

• To help with fishing activities

• To compete in races

• To drive to school

What decision does the family make due to the cold weather?

• To continue fishing despite the cold

• To go swimming

• To return home and try fishing the next day

• To build a fire