It comes from our sinks, showers, and toilets (think sewage) and from commercial, industrial, and agricultural activities (think metals, solvents, and toxic sludge). Nutrient pollution, caused by excess nitrogen and phosphorus in water or air, is the number-one threat to water quality worldwide and can cause algal blooms, a toxic soup of blue-green algae that can be harmful to people and wildlife. Every time it rains, fertilizers, pesticides, and animal waste from farms and livestock operations wash nutrients and pathogens-such bacteria and viruses-into our waterways. It’s also a major contributor of contamination to estuaries and groundwater. In the United States, agricultural pollution is the top source of contamination in rivers and streams, the second-biggest source in wetlands, and the third main source in lakes.

Around the world, agriculture is the leading cause of water degradation. I'd definitely have to check my rods and see if they're spinning ones instead.Not only is the agricultural sector the biggest consumer of global freshwater resources, with farming and livestock production using about 70 percent of the earth’s surface water supplies, but it’s also a serious water polluter. I guess it's because both casting and spinning rods use lures, I just group them up together. Is there an easier way I could tell the difference between them? I'd definitely have to check my rods and see if they're spinning ones instead. For some lures is by far the best and for others floating is by far the best, completely depends on species and lake. Floating vs lures is definitely a matter of species like some said here. My response is for lure fishing with spinning or casting rods. But I think what you actually meant with your question is casting/spinning vs floating. I use spinning rods and reels for my lure fishing as much as possible. I also have never experienced casting rods catching more fish than spinning rods, I don't know where that statement comes from. They have less drag settings and much slower reel-in speed which causes much more fish lost with certain species that likes to swim towards you.

Originally posted by Marshall_maz:I hate casting rods.

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