Freshwater fishing involves catching fish in rivers, lakes, and ponds, where the water has low salt content. Common species targeted include bass, trout, and catfish. Anglers use various techniques, such as casting with rods and reels or using nets, to catch these fish. This activity can be enjoyed recreationally or competitively, with many people participating in local tournaments. Freshwater fishing also plays a role in conservation efforts, as it helps maintain fish populations and ecosystems. Proper regulations and sustainable practices are essential to ensure the health of freshwater habitats for future generations.