Compare And Contrast Fishing Vs Saltwater Fishing
Fresh Water Fishing vs. Salt Water Fishing Fishing dates back to nearly forty thousand years ago as one of the earliest forms of finding food. Ancient people used hand gathering, spearing, netting, angling and trapping as techniques to catch fish. Humans all around the world continue to rely on fishing as their main source of food. Because of the vast availability of fish, fishing is readily available to anyone near a body of water. Most people can easily reach water because it makes up seventy-one percent of the earth. Commercial anglers are the only people who can legally sell their fish while sport and recreational anglers fish for fun or food purposes. Even though fish is the main target for most fishers, fishing also consists of
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Fishers attempt to mimic exactly what the fish eat on a daily basis. Resembling small fish, worms, or different kinds of insects, the freshwater lures are made of either rubber or soft plastic and are painted different colors to try to catch the attention of the fish. The hooks freshwater anglers use for freshwater fishing are also much smaller because the size of freshwater fish’s mouths are smaller. Additionally, the rods and reels are much lighter because the fish do fight as hard. On the contrary, saltwater fishermen typically use live bait rather than artificial lures. By resembling the eating habits, saltwater fishermen use either live or dead clams, crayfish, and shrimp. Using natural bait allows fisherman to easily lure fish because the fish are trying to eat what they normally eat. Also, saltwater fishing rods and reels, on average, are much larger because the size of saltwater fish are larger. A saltwater fish will put up a bigger fight based on the size of it. The bigger the fish, the bigger a fight they put up. Even though there are many differences between the tackle used, a person cannot fish without the essential, basic items: rod, reel, hook, and bait. Because of the more natural tackle and more of a battle saltwater fish put up, saltwater fishing attracts more
Fishers attempt to mimic exactly what the fish eat on a daily basis. Resembling small fish, worms, or different kinds of insects, the freshwater lures are made of either rubber or soft plastic and are painted different colors to try to catch the attention of the fish. The hooks freshwater anglers use for freshwater fishing are also much smaller because the size of freshwater fish’s mouths are smaller. Additionally, the rods and reels are much lighter because the fish do fight as hard. On the contrary, saltwater fishermen typically use live bait rather than artificial lures. By resembling the eating habits, saltwater fishermen use either live or dead clams, crayfish, and shrimp. Using natural bait allows fisherman to easily lure fish because the fish are trying to eat what they normally eat. Also, saltwater fishing rods and reels, on average, are much larger because the size of saltwater fish are larger. A saltwater fish will put up a bigger fight based on the size of it. The bigger the fish, the bigger a fight they put up. Even though there are many differences between the tackle used, a person cannot fish without the essential, basic items: rod, reel, hook, and bait. Because of the more natural tackle and more of a battle saltwater fish put up, saltwater fishing attracts more