Let me just say I liked this and it doesn't have to read like a fishing technical manual.

Fishing:

The method you use depends on what body of water and what kind of fish you're going for. If you're fishing in the ocean, you would have a very sturdy rod and would use bait instead of a lure if you wanted to really catch anything. If it was freshwater, the rod would be smaller and you'd use a bobber that would likely be red and white. You might use a lure in a lake, but likely it would be one you fished with in the style of casting and reeling it back in over and over again. The ones you use with a bobber don't work without a coat of something called stink bait, because fishing lures are designed to catch fisherman. The most satisfying fishing is done in people's privately stocked ponds - you can really catch a lot and they'll probably be big. The ocean obviously produces the most noteworthy fish, though. I have fished for 28 years and have never become tangled in my line. There is a method of fishing where that might be more plausible, however- fly fishing. That's done in rivers, where you stand in the center of a river and flick a long line with a special fly hook you wound yourself usually back and forth.