A Few Points To Keep In Mind During Deep Sea Fishing
Friday, November 4, 2011
By Ian Tate
Deep sea fishing can be a blast, but like everything else, it doesn't fit everyone the same way. But for others who take the time to have a deep sea fishing experience, it can be quite rewarding. The adrenaline rush you get as you pull that swordfish or marlin over the side of the boat is unmatched by any other experience.
Before you decide to go on a deep sea fishing expedition, you should consider a few things to determine whether or not this type of activity is a good idea for you. For instance, if you are prone to sea sickness, deep sea fishing may be the wrong type of activity for you. If this is the first time you are considering an experience on the open sea, you might want to try a short trip first, just to determine how you will deal with the waves. It is often possible to charter a boat for an hour or two to determine how you handle the motion.
When deep sea fishing, you will be in a location where land is not in sight, so you will need to determine if that bothers you. Often, when you get out to sea about ten miles or more, you lose sight of the shoreline. If you think this is too much for you to deal with, keep in mind that there are other types of fishing you might enjoy more. Unfortunately, if you want to catch big fish you will need to travel away from the coastline.
You might also want to consider the length of time you will be exposed to the sun. You will be in direct sunlight that is also bouncing back at you off the glassy water surface. This could be putting you at risk for sunburn. You won't be able to escape the heat. It is true that most charter boats have cabins in which you can find shelter from the sun, however, you can't fish from inside. If you are particularly fair skinned or prone to sunburns and heat stroke, you might want to avoid the risk. If you decide to go in spite of the risk, a strong SPF sunblock and plenty of fluids are essential. Charters will usually provide water for you as well, but take your own also.
With the necessary caution and preparation, deep sea fishing can be an unforgettable experience. Don't be discouraged by these considerations. Simply be cautious and be prepared, but go out and enjoy yourself!
Before you decide to go on a deep sea fishing expedition, you should consider a few things to determine whether or not this type of activity is a good idea for you. For instance, if you are prone to sea sickness, deep sea fishing may be the wrong type of activity for you. If this is the first time you are considering an experience on the open sea, you might want to try a short trip first, just to determine how you will deal with the waves. It is often possible to charter a boat for an hour or two to determine how you handle the motion.
When deep sea fishing, you will be in a location where land is not in sight, so you will need to determine if that bothers you. Often, when you get out to sea about ten miles or more, you lose sight of the shoreline. If you think this is too much for you to deal with, keep in mind that there are other types of fishing you might enjoy more. Unfortunately, if you want to catch big fish you will need to travel away from the coastline.
You might also want to consider the length of time you will be exposed to the sun. You will be in direct sunlight that is also bouncing back at you off the glassy water surface. This could be putting you at risk for sunburn. You won't be able to escape the heat. It is true that most charter boats have cabins in which you can find shelter from the sun, however, you can't fish from inside. If you are particularly fair skinned or prone to sunburns and heat stroke, you might want to avoid the risk. If you decide to go in spite of the risk, a strong SPF sunblock and plenty of fluids are essential. Charters will usually provide water for you as well, but take your own also.
With the necessary caution and preparation, deep sea fishing can be an unforgettable experience. Don't be discouraged by these considerations. Simply be cautious and be prepared, but go out and enjoy yourself!
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