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A fisherman on the bank of a pond is attempting to spear a fish. He should aim
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A Hunter how is spear fishing does NT aim his spear at the spot where the fish appear?
i dont now
Why would a good spear fisher not throw the spear where they see a fish?
Because the fish is not there. When light passes from air to water, it is refracted (bent). I makes the fish APPEAR to be in a different spot, so a good spear fisherman adjusts his aim to where the fish really is.
If you will catch a fish from river how high should you aimed to catch it?
Assuming you are intending to shoot or spear it, one would do well to aim just above the dorsal fin.
Why does a spear fisherman need to know about refraction?
The refraction of rays of light as they leave the water will cause the fish to appear in a different position i.e further away and closer to the surface. In order to spear the fish the fisherman will have to aim slightly in front of the apparent position of the fish.
How do you allow refraction when spear fishing?
if you want to spear the fish and you cant its because your aiming to high you need to aim lower because the water makes the fiosh look like its up higher and you should aim were n the water it looks like the end of its stomach is!!
How did Brian used spear in Hatchet?
Brian used the spear he made by sharpening its point against a rock and attaching it to a stick to catch fish for food. He learned to aim and throw the spear accurately to pierce the fish in the water. This skill and tool were essential for his survival in the wilderness depicted in the book "Hatchet."
Where do you have to aim to hit the fish for spear fishing?
What to remember when spear fishing:When light passes through air, it travels in a straight line. However, when light passes from the air to the water, or water to the air, it is bent, or refracted. When light passes through any two substances of different densities, the light changes speed and is bent.We think we see exactly where the fish is. Actually, the fish is lower than we perceive. It appears closer to the surface than it actually is. If you put the tip of your spear in the water, it will seem bent.The secret of spearing fish is to know how much below the image to aim the spear. The fish isn't where you think it is!The greater the angle (from the vertical) the fish is viewed from, the more the light is bent. Spearing from directly above, the fish will appear to be in the same place, but will appear bigger and closer to the surface than it really is.
How did the bushmen hunt?
They hunted by sharping one end of a stick to make it pointed and then they would spear the animal and try and aim for the throat in which the animal would die instantly
When standing on a pier spear fishing how should you aim above or below?
Above it
How did the Kalahari bushmen hunt?
They hunted by sharping one end of a stick to make it pointed and then they would spear the animal and try and aim for the throat in which the animal would die instantly
What is bells fish and chips aim?
there aim is to rip you off it cost £5 for fish 'n' chips lmfao
How does refraction help in spearfishing?
It doesn't help at all. It makes it more difficult, because if you're out in the air, then underwater objects are not in the direction they appear to be. You must make a correction before you loose your spear, and aim it at a place where the fish appears not to be.
