Why is Luya called water golf?

Luya is a fishing method. Reed bud fishing is bait fishing, which attracts carnivorous fish to attack and catch by imitating various postures of small fish and bugs in the water. Luya, the transliteration of the English word "lure", originally meant as "temptation", is a comprehensive operation of fishing rod, bait and wheel, which makes the fake bait imitate aquatic creatures, causing big fish to attack and get hooked. Reed bud fishing completely subverts the traditional fishing method, which is a kind of fishing method of "changing one place with one shot" During the whole process, the fisherman is doing full-body exercise, which is called "water golf" because it is similar to playing golf.

Compared with traditional fishing, reed bud fish is environmentally friendly, pollution-free and easy to carry. It is a very healthy and elegant sport to be operated by the angler repeatedly throwing the pole back to the line. Different from traditional fishing, reed bud fishing is characterized by emphasizing the initiative to find fish. This emphasis on the active interest in fish enhances the pleasure of fishing under the condition of self-judgment and conformity with the target waters.