What Does Wild Fishing Mean?

Fishing is a popular outdoor sport. According to incomplete statistics, there are about 200 million fishermen across the country. Due to different fishing methods, there are mainly traditional fishing, Taiwan fishing, lure fishing, etc. Due to different purposes, there are mainly competitive fishing, leisure fishing, black pit fishing, etc., and due to different venues, there are mainly wild fishing, pool fishing, etc. Let’s take a look at what wild fishing means!

1. Definition

As the name suggests, wild fishing refers to fishing in the wild. For example, natural water bodies such as ditches, streams, rivers, lakes, and swamps are the main battlefields for wild fishing. Correspondingly, pool fishing (fishing in artificial breeding ponds). In fact, wild fishing tests the fisherman's skills more than pool fishing, and is also more interesting and challenging than pool fishing. However, this is also the main reason why wild fishing is favored by fishermen.

2. Features

Both the fishing and the water are extremely complex. The complexity of fishing is mainly reflected in the large variety of fish, large individual differences, and uneven distribution. The complexity of water is mainly reflected in the depth and shallow water flow, fast and slow water quality, fat and thin water bottom, flat and oblique, etc. Therefore, fishermen are required to be able to handle various fishing and water feelings skillfully, otherwise it will be difficult to have ideal fishing.

3. Fishing gear

For wild fishing, you can use hand rods such as stream rods, platform fishing rods, etc., as well as cast rods such as sea rods and rock rods, as well as front rods, raft rods, ice fishing rods, etc. The line group can use platform fishing line group, line single hook line group, sky hook line group, explosion hook line group, string hook line group, etc. The fish hook can use sleeve hook, Iseni hook, Izu hook, Qianyou hook, stream hook, etc., and the float can use stand-alone or seven-star float.

4. Fishing method

Wild fishing is a term divided by fishing grounds and is not limited to a certain type of fishing method. In fact, almost all fishing methods can be applied to wild fishing. For example, when fishing for grass holes, you can use long rods and short line fishing. You can use platform fishing in waters with simple water conditions. You can use the rushing point fishing method in waters with rapid water flow. You can use the explosion hook fishing method when fishing on fishing rafts.

To sum up, wild fishing is a term divided according to fishing places, which generally refers to fishing in natural water bodies such as ditches, streams, rivers, lakes, and swamps. The biggest feature is that the fishing and water conditions are extremely complex, and compared with pool fishing, they often test the fisherman's comprehensive ability.