If you had to catch a fish in each ocean in the shortest amount of time possible, how would you do it?

Question

Time would begin as soon as you're pole is in the first ocean that you want to start with. Time would end as soon as you have caught a fish in each ocean and you have exited the last ocean. Please be detailed. Thanks.

Pardon my grammar.

Answer 1

Eclectic,

I probably would start 7 miles east of the Panama Canal, catch my fish, pass the canal and out 7 miles west of the canal...Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. From there, I would set sail westward for the Indian Ocean...catch fish there, then set sail northbound to the Arctic Ocean. Some may ask "What of the Southern Ocean?...Some (like I do) consider it part of the Pacific.

Timeframe would depend entirely upon the fish...but factoring in stops for fuel, provisions, sailing time and inclement weather...lets give it 30-45 days.

Answer 2

I;m not much of a fisherman, but I would start in the southern arctic, near the Canada coast, go straight into the Atlantic, from there go down through the Panama canal and into the Pacific, go all the to the edge of the Pacific and catch one there and cross over into the Indian ocean, catching and eating my last fish. I would catch the best currents and jetstreams along the way

Answer 3

I'd travel to Tierra del Fuego, the southernmost tip of South America to be on the border of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. I'd catch a fish in each ocean on the same day, maybe same hour.
Then I would travel to western Australia and catch a fish in the Indian Ocean (which the other people here have forgotten) and catch a fish there.
Then an economy flight north to the Arctic Ocean and catch a fish there.
The other large bodies of water are all called "Seas" in English. are we playing this game in English?

Answer 4

there is not any way a saltwater perch can stay in sparkling water. For some hours you would be able to get a conveyable aerator to blow bubbles in a bucket crammed with salt water-- human beings save stay bait (anchovies, sardines, etc.) alive that way each and all the time. yet for an eternal setup, you desire a saltwater aquarium -- it is not much less costly, yet those are not uncommon. (It takes a greater difficult filtering device than a freshwater setup, i've got faith). on the different hand, you may desire to verify the regulations -- it won't be legal to maintain a sport-caught fish as a puppy, despite if it rather is legal sized.

Answer 5

first of all..throw pieces of bread or fish food into the body of water. That'll pull all the fish toward the top of the ocean. Then i'd use a NET to catch them

Answer 6

anywhere in central America because some of those countries are very small and touch both oceans so it would all depend on the fish.

Answer 7

i'd fish in a shallow brook wher u no u can find fishes