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Walking in Norway, Searching for the Charm of Cod
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2018-11-08
In Norway, besides diving, fishing at sea is also an interesting thing. Every time I go fishing at sea, I am impressed. On the island of kje y, I was enchanted by the unique house, the beautiful scenery, the fresh sea breeze and the happy family time.
We are sailing in a big boat towards Sander in Northwest Norway, where we will begin a fantastic sea fishing trip. The big boat is moving on the sea, but there is still some distance from the fishing spot. The leisure time at sea can only be spent by taking pictures and watching birds.
Expectation and excitement made us neglect the distance and time of the voyage, and soon we reached the sea fishing area. For security reasons, we put on a giant ocean life jacket and threw a giant ocean road bait between the beautiful bay and the Pollac rocks. We fished for 30 minutes without catching anything. We were so depressed that we might return empty-handed today, but ketil was confident enough to tell us that the fish were in front of us. Indeed, the boat's fishing apparatus showed a large group of fish in the water ahead of the fishing boat. When the boat passed through the group, everyone was very excited and threw out the bait one after another for fishing.
At this time, the flow velocity is moderate, which is suitable for fishing. Suddenly, the tip of my rod was pulled heavily. A few seconds later, a violent drag came from my hand. The thin rod was bent to 90 degrees. "I'm a fish!" Excitedly, I held the rod in one hand and drew the line with a hand wheel. Judging by the feeling, the hook is a big fellow. The reel in his hand emits a "squeak" of grief. After a few minutes of confrontation, the undercurrent surged beneath the boat, and the big fellow tried hard to escape to the sea, and I kept putting in line along its sprint track. Five minutes later, the white belly gradually surfaced.
What a cod! Black back and white stomach, jagged mouth, hooks deep in it. The COD was so active that even when it landed in the cabin, it fluttered with great joy, causing the boat to bump from side to side.
Jack is the first time to try fishing. I told him something about sea fishing. I helped him straighten out the guide ring of the fishing rod, rearrange the fishing team and put on a giant sea monster bait. About five minutes later, the float disappeared, and Jack realized that a fish had been hooked. He quickly picked up the rod and rocked the wheel, tightened the line floating on the sea, and swayed left and right with the sprint of the fish.
Faced with such a scene, Jack became nervous. He took control of the pole and rocked the boat quickly to try to pull the fish to the side of the boat. After Jack's efforts, we finally saw the bright shadow of fish on the water. Jack slowed down the rhythm of line closing and slowly walked the fish to the water. I see the opportunity to copy the fish onto the boat. Out of the water is a cod, very beautiful, white figure in the water covered with a light blue. I am very happy to wish him, "You are very lucky, the first time you caught a big fish."
Today we have a good harvest, so we are going to pack up and go to Horsholmen, an island north of Gyrahavn Bay. There are traditional wooden houses, classical fireplaces and children's recreational facilities. We decided to have a picnic here and give back the day's hard work with the original delicacies. This wonderful journey, as long as we have time, will be patronized again.
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