Is it safe for fisherman to go fishing?

Answer 1

Not neccessarily. There are few things that can be avoided: - Inclement weather (i.e. lightning) Never stay on the water when you hear thunder It may be helpful to carry a battery powered radio to check the weather -DO NOT put your finger in a fish's mouth no matter the size for any reason. Even small fish have teeth. Use a pair of pliers to remove any hooks and if it is swallowed cut the line off as close as you can to its mouth -BE Careful when handling catfish some have poisonous spines that can inflict a painfu sting Hooks are EXTREMELY SHARP(for obvious reason) handle with care. Barbs on hooks can be flattened. Those are your dangers when you're fishing. As for fishing being dangerous if follow common sense, you should be perfectly safe. I've fished for years and the only time I've been hurt are when I didn't pay attention to the obvious.

Answer 2

No.

Deep sea fishing can not be described as being more dangerous than shallow water fishing.

There are some weird fish to get there but with normal precautions and knowledge regarding poisionus fish will limit the danger from them.

In all cases, we, mankind, is a much greater threat to life at deep sea than the other way round.

Answer 3

It's one of the most ,well known, Dangeros jobs arround the world ,as you can capsize, drown , your boat could brake and a wave could also drown you and your boat .So it's pretty dangerous if you ask me.

Answer 4

Deep sea fishing is dangerous if you are not a trained professional. If you are not trained and would like to try deep sea fishing I would recommend taking one or two lessons so you are aware of the risks.

Answer 5

No it is not, see the related links for some of the most dangerous sports.

Answer 6

There are hazards with every type of fishing, hooks/knives/slip-falls and drowning. Safety equipment and training are the main injury preventing measures implemented.

Answer 7

Yes