Fishing has always been a favorite of many anglers, because fishing can not only make people relax and enjoy the tranquility of nature, but also become a fishing master and catch big fish. However, we all know that catching big fish is not easy. And the larger the fish, the more alert they are, the more difficult it is to fish, so luck and strength are required. During our fishing process, we could only catch a few small fish most of the time. But even so, there are still many people who have caught amazing big fish through continuous learning and practice. Below, we will tell you the story of a man who caught giant mandarin fish in a local reservoir.
The man initially just fished with a playful mindset, and he himself did not have great confidence that he would be able to catch big fish. However, when he entered the fishing moment, after he threw the rod, his attitude also changed drastically, and he suddenly began to devote himself wholeheartedly to this game without gunsmoke, hoping to gain something in this empty reservoir. And the few people who came to fish next to him caught a few fish, and he also began to compete secretly, although he didn't say a word, but he was obviously a lot more serious.
The man behaved well, very steady, and although he hadn't fished the bait in the previous hour, he remained patient and confident that his efforts would pay off. Suddenly, a black float came to his eyes, and he immediately realized that a giant fish had bitten its hook under the water. So, he began a fierce battle with the fish under the water. After more than 30 minutes of pulling and fighting, he finally successfully pulled this giant mandarin fish up. This pulling up, the huge size and magnificent appearance of the fish made the surrounding anglers fall for it, and everyone applauded and celebrated this brother. It is estimated that this mandarin fish weighs more than 20 pounds and has a very rounded body that is very impressive.
However, while everyone was amazed, an old man walked up to the fisherman and advised him to release the giant mandarin fish. The old man believes that such a precious fish should have the opportunity to continue to live in the water, it is very difficult for it to grow so large, and hopes that this fish can stay, reproduce, and make the ecology better. What this old man said makes a little sense, but the anglers are also very clear, fishing, what do you want if you don't want to catch a catch? And the opportunity to big fish is rare, this time it is released, and it will be difficult to catch it next time.
This advice made the fisherman think, and he began to weigh the pros and cons of releasing the animal and taking it home in his heart. He understands that releasing the fish protects the environment and allows the fish to live freely, but at the same time he also has a desire to take home to show off the catch, and the anglers want to take the spoils with them. In the end, he made his own decision to bring the giant mandarin fish home. Treat yourself to this mandarin fish as a delicacy.
There have always been different views and controversies on the issue of release. Some people advocate release, arguing that protecting fish stocks and ecological balance is paramount. Others believe that as long as the fish is caught by himself, there is no problem if it is legal and compliant. Everyone has their own position and values on this issue. Whether you choose to release or take it home, you need to respect the decisions of others, not to morally kidnap others, but to treat different points of view with understanding and tolerance.
Summary: Fishing is not just a recreational activity, but also a technique and practice. It requires our patience, wisdom and reverence for nature. When faced with the choice of releasing or taking away our catch, we should respect everyone's decision, not to morally kidnap others, but to treat different points of view with understanding and tolerance. Both the process and the result of fishing should make us feel happy and satisfied. I hope everyone can find their own fun and harvest in the world of fishing.