Safety first, fishing second, what are the taboos for fishing in the wild?

Safety first, fishing second, what are the taboos for fishing in the wild? Fishing is just a pleasure, just be happy. With the continuous improvement of living standards, everyone is also pursuing leisure and health, so fishing, an outdoor sport, is deeply loved by the broad masses of the people, and more and more people like fishing. Everything has its "advantages" and "disadvantages", and more people will naturally have more problems. In recent years, fishing accidents have also increased, which is sad and regrettable! Therefore, while fishing for entertainment, safety awareness must also be strengthened, safety first, fishing second. These five "taboos" must always be kept in mind.

First, "avoid" fishing under high-voltage lines. Fishing under high-voltage lines is very dangerous. Everyone should have seen a fishing enthusiast get electrocuted by fishing on the Internet. Nowadays, fishing rods are all carbon rods, which have good conductivity, iron hooks and wet fishing lines. If they have high-voltage lines on them, once they are accidentally hung up, the conclusion is obvious. So when fishing, you must avoid high-voltage lines and don't take any chances!

Second, "bogey" in the process of fishing in the river, people sometimes lose their concentration or go to the convenience. They thought the fish could calculate, and then it opened its mouth, and the pole was pulled away carelessly. Some fishing enthusiasts jumped into the sewer decisively when they saw the pole being pulled away, regardless. If the water is deep, it is also dangerous. Examples of fishing falling into the water are not uncommon. It's really sad and regrettable!

The pole is run by fish, so it is better not to chase it with water, but to throw it with a sea pole and drag it up. There is also the case of fishing. Tie the rope to it as much as possible to prevent it from working.

Third, "avoid" going out for night fishing alone. Many fishing enthusiasts like night fishing. Fishing at night must be carried out safely. Remember to travel alone. It's best to find some fishing enthusiasts to go with. Recently, many fishing enthusiasts in the circle of friends are doing such a thing. A fishing enthusiast was bitten by a poisonous snake while fishing at night, and his partner was sent to the hospital immediately, otherwise his life would be hard to save!

Even if you have a partner for night fishing, you must choose a safer fishing spot, see if there are any dangerous obstacles nearby, deal with them in time, and do a good job of mosquito and moth prevention to avoid being bitten. Also, don't go to remote areas. Night fishing is too changeable. If something goes wrong, you can't send it to the hospital for treatment at the first time. This is also dangerous!

Fourth, "avoid" watching others fish at close range, and others catch big fish. In the long-term fishing process, many people will be moved to watch. I think this is a very dangerous thing. Long-term fish, too many uncertain factors, may be linked to fish, may also be out of touch. Once the hook appears, it will bounce home in an instant. As a fisherman, his subconscious will hardly hurt himself, but it is hard to say who is around, and there are not a few onlookers who are hurt by fishing enthusiasts. So you don't have to watch the excitement all the time, just watch it from a distance. There's no need to be so close. Safety is the most important thing.

5. "Avoid" fishing on steep cliffs Some people like to go fishing in mountain ponds, which are generally deep and steep. You must pay attention to safety here, especially when you catch a big fish and walk, it is very easy to slip into the mountain pond if you are not careful. I have experienced this personally, but it is in a mountain pond on our side, surrounded by cemeteries. There are many big fish in that mountain pond, which is very steep and inconvenient for fishing. The water level next to it is four or five meters.

It's basically for silver carp and bighead carp every time. It's hard to catch it to the end. First, it's too deep. Second, it's very different from skinny underwater, and it's easy to hang it to the end. Once, I won a big silver carp weighing less than 10 kg. Conclusion When I was walking the fish, I accidentally slipped and slipped into the mountain pond. The swimmer is fine, but my arm was cut by a stone and my pole was broken! Therefore, it is best not to go to steep mountain ponds, even if you must choose a relatively flat area to facilitate fishing and avoid potential safety hazards.

Conclusion of intransitive verb l The purpose of fishing is recreation, not to catch much. Just be happy, there is no need to be "desperate". Always remember: safety first, fishing second; Care for life and stay away from danger. Be a fisherman with safety awareness.