Lake fishing and river fishing are both popular forms of angling, but they have distinct characteristics. In lake fishing, anglers typically target a variety of fish species in a larger body of water, which can provide different habitats and depths. Lakes often have calmer waters compared to rivers, making it easier for beginners to fish. Anglers in lakes may use different techniques such as trolling or still fishing. On the other hand, river fishing involves fishing in flowing water, which requires anglers to consider currents, eddies, and structures like rocks and logs that can affect fish behavior. River fishing often involves more active techniques like casting and retrieving lures or bait. Additionally, river fishing can offer a more dynamic and challenging experience due to the constantly changing conditions.

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