A) Seining B) Noodling C) Trapping D) Angling
A) Catfish B) Salmon C) Bass D) Trout
A) Swimming pools B) Ponds C) Rivers and lakes D) Oceans
A) Hollow logs B) Sandy beaches C) Open water D) Tree branches
A) Getting lost B) Sunburn C) Animal bites D) Paper cuts
A) Jerky movements B) Let go immediately C) Firm grip, slow pull D) Scream loudly
A) No B) Yes C) Only on Tuesdays D) Only in Texas
A) Just go for it B) Check local regulations C) Ask a fish D) Call the President
A) A probe B) A vacuum cleaner C) A fishing rod D) A chainsaw
A) Wearing roller skates B) Wearing gloves C) Wearing a tuxedo D) Wearing a chicken suit
A) Fish like dirty water B) Mud makes hands stronger C) Improved visibility D) It doesn't matter
A) Fall B) Winter C) Spring D) Summer
A) To attract fish B) To dance C) To avoid stepping on dangerous creatures D) To stir up mud
A) Handle it carefully and release or dispatch humanely B) Throw it on the bank C) Dress it in clothes D) Use it as a weapon
A) Introduce invasive species B) Catch every fish you see C) Pollute the water D) Practice catch and release
A) No impact at all B) Can negatively impact populations if not practiced responsibly C) Helps control invasive species D) Always beneficial
A) Suck out the venom (outdated advice) B) Ignore it C) Seek immediate medical attention D) Rub dirt on it
A) Dark or shadowy areas underwater B) Bright, sunny spots C) Floating flowers D) Empty beer cans
A) Take a selfie with it B) Try to catch it C) Poke it with a stick D) Leave it alone
A) Yell into the hole B) Shove your hand in as far as possible C) Gently probe for obstructions D) Throw rocks into the hole
A) Yelling loudly B) Stomping your feet C) Using a metal detector D) Feeling around with your hands
A) The smell of flowers B) Bubbling water C) A feeling of pressure or resistance D) A ringing sound
A) Closing your eyes B) Being reckless and fast C) Holding your breath for a long time D) Being cautious and aware
A) Proximity to your house B) The presence of squirrels C) How many trees are nearby D) Accessibility in case of emergency
A) Sharp objects B) Friendly fish C) Rainbows D) Free food
A) By the eyeballs B) By the tail C) Firmly inside the mouth or gill plate D) By the whiskers
A) Currents don't matter B) Currents are a source of free energy C) Strong currents are always beneficial D) Strong currents can make it difficult and dangerous
A) They feel the same B) Catfish holes are firmer C) Both tickle D) Mud tunnels are firmer
A) Pack it out and dispose of it properly B) Throw it back in the water C) Leave it for someone else D) Bury it
A) To have someone to argue with B) For safety and assistance C) To hold your beer D) To take pictures |