angler behavior

Angler behavior refers to how people who fish (anglers) act and make decisions while fishing. It includes their choices of fishing spots, techniques, equipment, and how they respond to conditions like weather or fish activity. Anglers often aim to maximize their chances of catching fish, which influences their strategies. Their behavior can also be affected by environmental awareness, conservation ethics, and social influences. Understanding angler behavior helps improve fishing management, conserve fish populations, and enhance the overall fishing experience.