Because they don't get caught up and killed in the mesh of large fishing nets
Dolphins move up and down. Fish move mostly in a straight line.
Most dolphins live in groups. That makes it easier to hunt. When they find a school of fish, they chase it to a shallow place. Then they swarm out into a line. Then the fish are trapped. They are caught by a line of dolphins. They do not chew with their teeth. They sallow their prey whole.
To effectively tie a fishing line for a secure connection, use a strong knot like the improved clinch knot or the Palomar knot. Make sure to wet the line before tightening the knot to prevent friction and ensure a tight connection. This will help prevent the line from slipping or breaking when catching fish.
To properly tie fishing line for a secure connection, use a strong knot like the improved clinch knot or the Palomar knot. Make sure to wet the line before tightening the knot to prevent friction and ensure a reliable connection for catching fish.
The best bait to use for catching crabs is typically raw chicken necks or fish heads. These baits are effective in attracting crabs to your trap or line.
Dolphins often work together to hunt by surrounding a school of fish. The fish are then trapped, and any that try to escape go right towards the dolphins. They may also blow bubbles (which oddly enough, terrifies the fish) and they won't dare to cross that "line." Instead, they try to jump over the bubbles above the water's surface. Because they are surrounded by dolphins, they jump right into their mouths. Often times, dolphins may simply hunt alongside each other (for example, if they are looking for crustaceans or fish under the sand). In that case, they don't work as a team, but they are close together.
Barring currents, catching a fish or hooking on something it will hang perpendicular to the earth.
A zoogle stick is typically used for fishing, specifically for catching fish in hard-to-reach areas. To use it, extend the stick to your desired length, then attach your fishing line and bait to the end. Cast the line into the water, ensuring it reaches the targeted spot, and then wait for a fish to bite. Once you feel a tug, gently reel in the line to catch the fish.
The bobber should be placed on the fishing line at a distance that allows the bait or lure to be at the desired depth in the water. This helps to attract fish and increase the chances of catching them.
The techniques of netting, harpooning, and pole-and-line fishing used by early fishermen were eventually replaced by more efficient methods of catching fish.
You don't necessarily have to catch fish to improve your fishing rod. You can just cast your line than bring it back. But if you do it the long way (By catching fish like the game intended) It will take MANY fish.
Amphibians like frogs and salamanders also have a lateral line system, which helps them to detect movement and changes in water pressure in their aquatic environment. Some invertebrates like crayfish and certain insects also have a lateral line system for sensing vibrations in water.