Recreational Uses of Water - Research Article from UXL Encyclopedia of Water Science

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 23 pages of information about Recreational Uses of Water.

Recreational Uses of Water - Research Article from UXL Encyclopedia of Water Science

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 23 pages of information about Recreational Uses of Water.
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Freshwater is water that does not contain a high amount of salt or dissolved solids. Examples of freshwater include lakes, river, streams, and creeks. While many Americans do not live within driving distance of the seashore, almost everyone lives close to a freshwater river, lake, or stream, and many people are drawn to water for recreation.

Fishing and Swimming

Fishing is one of the most popular freshwater activities, with over 44 million anglers (people who fish) in the United States. Fish live in almost every lake, river, and stream in the United States, which makes fishing possible for most Americans. There are two main types of freshwater fishing: fly fishing and spin fishing. The form of fishing used depends on location, the type of fish, and the body of water. Fly fishing is most popular on rivers and streams. Popular types...

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