The practical beginner fishing course is designed to teach you how to fish safely, correctly and successfully. It is designed for less experienced hunters who will learn how to handle the rifle on dry land (maintenance, servicing, optimisation) and in the water (safety, dexterity, correct use, aiming). The aim is for the students to learn beginner fishing techniques (shallow surprise, shallow hold, combination of techniques), which are carried out at shallower depths and do not exceed 10m. While learning how to hunt successfully, there is a strong emphasis on safety, where the aim is to teach students how the sport can be practiced with maximum safety. This includes taking care of your own safety, protecting your fellow passengers and how to avoid dangerous situations in advance so they don’t happen at all.

Price includes:

– Instructions,
– rubber dinghy,
– fuel,
– professional guidance,
– 1 instructor per 4 participants in the sea course,
– max. 8 students

The course involves systematically learning how to fish in practice, from the first steps on dry land to successful fishing. These include:

– maintenance, servicing and optimisation of the rifle in dry conditions,
– safety, skill and correct use of the rifle during fishing,
– target acquisition, testing of different rifle models,
– learning hunting techniques with demonstration and troubleshooting on the range,
– learning surprise hunting up to approx. 5-6m,
– learning to hunt on hold up to approx. 10m,
– troubleshooting practical fishing,
– troubleshooting practical fishing,
– shallow water hunting with a diving partner,
– rescue and first aid.