Accompanying them is an old fisherman who has knowledge of building dams.

An old fisherman heard all this and shook his head.

The old fisherman's eyes were not so sharp at night any more.

Like learning how to fish from two old fishermen.

But, before he could answer, while the man was still raging on, one of the older fishermen cut him short.

This made sense to an old fisherman whose summer house had no water in the immediate neighborhood.

Pitt moved over to the old fisherman and stood beside him.

Wasn't there some book about an old fisherman who hung on somehow?

Others, of the older fishermen, looked at him and were sad.

At the end, only one man stood in the way: an old fisherman who was determined not to sell.