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[Forward] Fishing under high-voltage lines – seeking death

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Reply #22016-11-16
Okay, not giving comments is the way of a good comrade. :handshake
Reply #32016-11-16
Think about it – such a good person, just gone like that.
Reply #42016-11-16
No knowledge related to identifying homework has been acquired
Reply #52016-11-16
It’s really tough for us anglers sometimes; good fishing spots are hard to find
Reply #62016-11-16
But we can’t choose such a dangerous location either!
Reply #72016-11-16
Reposted from another site; there are comments below. Those who steal wires in rural areas use pliers to cut them, which results in an electric shock.
Reply #82016-11-16
Go to the sea or a lake and rent a small boat.
Reply #92016-11-16
There are four people pushing the scaffolding, which is very similar to yours
Reply #102016-11-16
There are too many such accidents. The main reasons are: 1. Some people don’t understand; 2. Some people are aware of this risk, but they don’t realize the dangers surrounding them while fishing.
Reply #112016-11-16
I’ve seen it before: over here you’re fishing in the ditch, while over there the hand-cranked electric fisher makes a buzzing sound and causes numbness in your legs.
Reply #122016-11-16
Focusing only on fishing, they failed to observe and assess the surrounding environment, which was a pity as it cost them a fellow fisher
Reply #132016-11-16
If no one goes in to save them, they’ll really be lost.
Reply #142016-11-16
Don’t focus only on the fish; life is what’s most important.....
Reply #152016-11-17
What is caught is not fish, but life~~~~
Reply #162016-11-17
So, there is some fear of electricity and carbon dioxide.
Reply #172016-11-17
Electricity, nitrogen, hydrogen sulfide – just hearing those names gives me chills~~~~~
Reply #182016-11-17
Is nitrogen lighter than air? Open spaces might not be a problem. Hydrogen sulfide, that rotten egg smell – once you detect it, there’s no place to hide.
Reply #192016-11-17
No matter what you do, when you arrive in a new environment, the first thing to do is to observe whether the surroundings are safe and what potential hazards might exist
Reply #202016-11-17
Don’t talk; there’s someone over there staring at me. What should I do?

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