Many anglers who aren't proficient in fishing have a misconception, thinking that playing and controlling the fish requires a high level of skill, but actually, this thing is not as difficult as lifting the rod to hook the fish.
In Zhang Yang's view, the skill of playing the fish is like a layer of window paper. Once pierced, improvement follows, and the main issue lies in the angler's psychology, not in the actual operation.
As long as an angler grasps the basic principles of playing the fish and operates with a bit of caution, the probability of successfully getting the fish on shore is still very high after stabilizing the fish underwater.
What you're afraid of is an angler who has no strategy after getting a bite and is mentally weak, where a mistake can be enough for a fish to escape.
