Still fishing is a method of fishing where anglers remain in one spot, often using baited hooks or lures to attract fish. This technique is commonly practiced from the shore, a boat, or a dock, allowing fishermen to wait patiently for fish to bite. It can be done in various water bodies, including lakes, rivers, and oceans. This approach contrasts with more active fishing methods, such as trolling or fly fishing, where anglers move around to find fish. Still fishing is popular for its simplicity and can be a relaxing way to enjoy nature while waiting for a catch.