Core Points - The Wuhan Municipal Government announced the implementation of the "Regulations on Fishing Management in Key Waters of the Yangtze River Basin," effective July 1, which imposes legal responsibilities on violators [1][3] - The regulations cover a total of 13 articles, defining the fishing areas as "Two Rivers and Four Lakes," including 150.5 kilometers of the Yangtze River main stream, 72 kilometers of the Han River main stream, and four fishery resource protection areas totaling 330.25 square kilometers [3] - Specific prohibited fishing behaviors include using multiple rods, multiple hooks, fishing with toxic baits, and fishing in designated protected areas [3][4] Industry Context - There are over 30 million fishing enthusiasts in the Yangtze River Basin, with nearly 1 million in Wuhan. The "Ten-Year Fishing Ban" has created a favorable ecological environment, leading most anglers to comply with fishing regulations [4] - Despite the positive trend, a small number of violators continue to use prohibited fishing gear, contributing to resource damage. Recent statistics indicate that 66% of fishing-related cases in Wuhan involved illegal fishing practices [4] - The introduction of the regulations aims to guide anglers towards legal, safe, and civilized fishing practices, addressing the balance between ecological protection and recreational fishing needs [4] Technological Integration - To support the new regulations, Wuhan is exploring the establishment of the "Han Fishing Pass" smart fishing service platform, which will provide services such as fishing area alerts, wildlife protection, and community interaction [5] - Once established, the platform will allow local anglers to find safe fishing locations through a mobile application [6]