Since birth, Chinese people have been inseparable from "certificates".
You have a birth certificate when you are born, a student ID when you go to school, a temporary residence permit when you go to the city, and an old age certificate when you are old.
It is said that a person has to apply for more than 80 licenses in his lifetime! No, the "fishing license" for anglers is also coming.
Online phishing also needs to be "licensed"
Recently, there has been news in many fishing groups that fishing may need to be licensed in the future. The editor was suspicious, and quickly got up and searched on the Internet.
Sure enough, some clues were found.
At a press conference held by the agricultural department, the relevant leaders blew some rumors about the standardized management of recreational fishing, one of which is to "study the establishment of a fishing filing system and management platform, and guide the legalization and standardization of recreational fishing".
This is where the "phishing license" comes from.
It can be seen that this rumor is quite reliable, and it is not groundless. In fact, fishing licenses are not uncommon in some places, and many large waters need to be licensed for fishing, such as Qiandao Lake in Hangzhou and Qionghai in Sichuan.
It's just that in most of the natural waters in China, there is no precedent for a "fishing license", and everyone is basically on a first-come, first-served basis when fishing in the wild, and no one comes to check your fishing license.
But this time, the above came out to blow the wind and proposed a fishing filing system, which may really be an attempt to make a "fishing license".
Will the era of fishing filing really come?
Fishing needs to be filed first, which means that you need to get a certificate before you can fish legally.
Just like you need a driver's license to drive and marriage registration to get married, will fishing usher in the era of "filing"?
This requires calculating the costs involved to see if the implementation of the system is compatible.
The establishment of a management system is not just a matter of issuing a certificate, but involves a complete set of software and hardware to support the normal operation of the management platform, otherwise it is a mere formality.
For example, there should be a data storage and processing center to store the information of anglers. At the same time, there should also be an online management platform to file and network the documents for easy verification.
Most importantly, a large management team is needed to oversee the proper implementation of the system. Just like when we drive on the road, someone checks the driver's license, and when we ride a motorcycle, someone needs to check whether the angler has applied for this certificate, or what kind of record?
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If the above set is to be carried out from top to bottom, the cost is not low, what do you need to rely on to support its normal operation? The wool is out of the sheep, if the fishing record system really comes, the angler will definitely have to pay for these costs.
Whether it's a good thing or a bad thing for anglers
Is the fishing record system a good thing or a bad thing for anglers? It's really hard to predict, but we can imagine if this fishing license will bring good news to anglers.
1. For some places where there is more chaos in fishing, such as areas where rod arrays, anchor fish and other behaviors are repeatedly prohibited, the fishing license may block some fake anglers outside, which may be a good thing for normal anglers. But the premise of all this is that someone strengthens the management, otherwise it is useless.
Second, some waters that were originally forbidden to fishing all year round, such as the main stream of the Yangtze River in Anhui and Jiangsu, can implement a licensed fishing system and open these waters for licensed anglers to fish, which is a great benefit.
3. Restrict access standards with fishing licenses, such as assessing the physical condition, age, fish, and knowledge related to fishing tackle of anglers, so as to restrict some anglers who do not meet the requirements. This can cause some problems and prevent some unqualified anglers from being able to apply for a license.
Fourth, the most critical one is the fee, if the fee is too high, in order to limit anglers, I am afraid it is a little unacceptable. For example, the fishing license of Qiandao Lake in Hangzhou is 800 a year, and the Qionghai in Sichuan is 4000 a year, which locks most people out of the door and is obviously unfriendly to fishing friends.
Of course, these are all conjectures, and it depends on whether each place is interested in this "fishing license".
It is not very easy to implement the fishing record system smoothly, but the regulation of recreational fishing must be the trend of the times, and only by respecting the necessary rules of the game can recreational fishing continue to develop.