Fishing Gear & Tackle |            Rods, Reels & Baits

 Fishing is one of the oldest and most popular activities practiced worldwide. For many, it's not only a way to gather food but also a form of relaxation, an opportunity to unwind and connect with nature. Fishing combines sport, meditation, and skills that require patience and attentiveness.

Main types of fishing:

• Recreational fishing – the most common type. Simple equipment is often used: rods, reels, and floats. It can be either active, using spinning rods and fly-fishing, or more relaxed, with float fishing in calm waters.

• Sport fishing – involves competitions and tournaments where anglers compete for speed, quantity, or the weight of their catch. It's not only about luck but also about skill, knowledge of fish habitats, and fishing techniques.

• Ice fishing – done on frozen bodies of water. The angler drills holes in the ice and uses special gear like ice rods or tip-ups. This type of fishing requires more preparation due to the harsh conditions.

• Sea fishing – takes place in the sea or ocean. It can be recreational (from a boat or shore) or professional. Anglers catch both small fish and larger species like tuna or sharks.

Useful tips for beginners:

• Study the body of water: find out what types of fish inhabit the area and what they are most likely to bite on.
• Choose the right gear: different types of fishing require different gear. For example, carp fishing requires strong rods with large hooks, while trout fishing needs lighter tackle.
• Patience and preparation: fishing takes time and calmness. Be prepared that you may not catch fish on the first try.
• Rules and regulations: in different regions, there may be restrictions on catching certain fish species or licensing requirements.

Fishing is not just about catching fish; it's also a way to spend time in nature, enjoy the quiet, and breathe fresh air. For many, it’s an opportunity to spend time with family and friends, share experiences, and create memorable adventures.