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Dos and Donts of Fishing

Dos and Don'ts of Fishing

Finland is a country with nature at it best. The most of the surface of Finland is covered by lakes and forest. As every other country Finland has its clear, pure water which caters abundant varities of fish species and fishing waters. Leisure fishing is one of the most significant activities for Finns. Approximately 2 million and more people participate in the fishing events at least once a year which are almost 40 percent of Finnish population.

In fishing there are lots of things one can do right and lot one can do wrong just because one doesn't know there are such things to be aware of when fishing.
Fishing Dos
One should fish in the areas that are known to be effective but not already being fished by other at the same time. This is to avoid the crowd the area.
One should make a plan on everything beforehand of where they're going to fish and what accessories they're going to use.
One should know the place thoroughly so just in case of emergency.
One should know the weather forecast before going for fishing.
One should make sure fire extinguisher is fully charged or not.
Do use regular hooks and not stainless steel or gold/nickel plated hooks.
Do set hooks as soon as possible.
Do play the fish quickly.

Fishing Don'ts
One shouldn't throw thrash in lake specially glass items.
One shouldn't throw old fishing line in the lake.
One shouldn't be rude to other fisherman.
One shouldn't fish in the same area as others at the same time if they were there first.
One shouldn't litter private waters where they were allowed to fish.
One shouldn't drink alcohol on the lake.

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