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Safety In Fishing

Mix enjoyment and safety for an enjoyable 'get away from it all' fishing trip. Tips for safety in hopes of keeping Uncle Harry and Dad out of the emergency room!

Fishing is a relaxing sport to enjoy with your family and friends on a weekend fishing trip. Of course, it is more desirable to do it safely and be aware of safety rules for everyone's benefit.

It is important to start off a young angler with appropriate fishing gear for their age and size. Most young fishermen (excuse me..and women) find it comfortable to use a 5' or 5 1/2' light action fishing rod with a spin-case reel. A 4 or 6 pound test strength line will work well with a small or medium sized bobber. Dad, Mom or Granparents should stay close by to supervise and help when needed. It has been our experience that the children really enjoy 'doing it themselves' until they get tangled up in a line that went the wrong way!

Here are some tips for the young and the more experienced anglers to remember. Be careful how you carry and cast your fishing pole. Sometimes one forgets the fishing pole is longer than you think and can easily strike someone in the face or elsewhere! Be sure you have plenty of open space around you so you can cast safely.

Be sure to throw any tangled or unused fishing line in the trash. Loose line can be dangerous for the water fowl or other wild animals.

Set a good example for the children and DO NOT use your mouth to tie a knot around a sinker or to place a split shot on a fishing line. You might accidentally swallow it and ruin your fishing trip!

Be careful with those sharp fishing hooks--handle with extreme care! They are sharp, dangerous and could cause serious injury. You really don't want to wind up in the local emergency room to have a hook removed from your hand!

Take care with fillet and pocket knives as they can be more dangerous than hooks. Keep them out of reach around young children (and some adults!).

Other equipment to consider, especially if you are fishing from a boat, is a personal flotation device (life jacket). Do not fish in rivers or streams when they become flooded. Shore fishermen should also wear life jackets in case they should accidentally fall in.

Sunscreen is a must to protect your skin from harmful UV rays. Wear protective clothing and limit exposure to direct sunlight. Also wear sunglasses to protect your eyes.

Use insect repellant to reduce problems with bugs and insect bites. Carry a first-aid kit well stocked with items for cuts and other medical needs.

After all of this advice, remember to have some fun fishing with your family. This is a wonderful time in your life to make memories for your children and grandchildren to look back on in later years.

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The better half of our home website business. Our first website is devoted to one of our favorite hobbies, fishing. We are hoping to make new friends along the way to success in our business. Hope you enjoy my articles.

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