I want to be a fisherman

The one who wakes up earlier than the whole family, checks up the fishing tackles, while making a coffee. Having a breakfast whith what he gained last morning.

The one who opens up a shed, pulls out his boat, trows the tackles and a fish-rod there and goes to the river bank nearby.

And although most of the time the fisherman spends fishing, engaged only in throwing nets and occasionally casting a fishing rod, diluting the monotony by examining the catch while the tobacco smolders in the pipe, as a result the fisherman gains food for his family and numerous goods his son can sell to get all the rest needed.

Pros of being a fisherman:
Your schedule depends on you. If you think that you can stay out of work for a day – you do it
You always have something to eat
A diet full of vitamins and nutrients
You can provide your family with everything needed

… and cons:
You (almost) always have something to eat. You are not the only one who influences the catch
Your schedule is also a question of weather, sometimes you might have a day off which you didn't even want
You can get bored of monotonous diet
You can drown.