Coarse fishing

Coarse fishing is a type of fishing where people catch fish like carp, bream or perch using simple equipment like a fishing rod, a reel, and some bait. It is called 'coarse' because the fish species that are typically caught are not game fish like salmon or trout.

When you go coarse fishing, you can do it in a river, lake, or pond. You need to have a fishing license to fish legally, and you should also make sure you have permission from the landowner to fish.

When you get to your fishing spot, set up your rod and reel. You can use different types of bait, such as worms, maggots, or corn, depending on the type of fish you are trying to catch. You attach the bait to the hook on the end of your line, and then cast your line into the water.

Then, you wait patiently for the fish to bite. When they do, you use your fishing rod to reel them in slowly. Once you've caught a fish, you can either release it back into the water or keep it if it's big enough to eat.

That's basically it - it's a simple yet relaxing hobby that people of all ages can enjoy, and it's a great way to spend time outdoors and appreciate nature.