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Salmon Fishing in Yemen Sheikh Muhammed and Dr. Alfred Jones are very similar people, but in many ways are different. They both have dreams, but also different individuals. They have the sense of urgency to get the job done no matter what the cost or the sacrifices they have to make to reach their goal. In this paper I will be talking about these amazing people. I will be talking about their similarities and differences. Dr. Alfred Jones is a hard working office worker. He also invents fly fishing lure called the Wooly Jones. Dr. Jones is an avid fisherman. Sheikh Muhammed is a wise, but open minded man. He has a lot of faith in what he loves. The Sheikh is a very rich, and powerful man. He tries to bring pride, and dignity to the Yemen people. He does this for the people, so they would have a better and fulfilling life style. Much similar from Dr. Jones, The Sheikh is also a passionate fisherman.
That is one of the characteristics the two have in common. They both yearn for salmon fishing. As you can see in the video, the two often talk about salmon and about Dr. Jones lure. The two enjoy fishing and discuss way to bring salmon to Yemen. They’re dream is to bring fish to the Yemen people. It was hard, but as seen in the video they were able to make that possible. They had to order ten thousand salmon fish. It had seem impossible knowing that all of the salmon were farm grown fish. They did not know if the salmon would go up stream because they weren’t from its natural habitat. The two had faith in the salmon and went forward with the farm grown fish. When the salmon was released from their holding tanks, the salmon had slowly started to head up stream. One by one the salmon had jumped up stream, and that is when you could see Dr. Jones and The Sheikh’s faith grow.
Although they have the same view and passion, they both have different characteristics. Sheikh

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