Morgan's Fishing Adventure and Safety

Morgan sets up a base camp on an island, ensuring his food is safe from bears. He encounters a bear family and uses calm communication to avoid conflict. Morgan then focuses on fishing, aiming to catch 50 pounds of fish before his boat returns. He uses a lure mimicking a wounded fish to attract salmon but must avoid bears while fishing.

Why is it important for Morgan to hang his food pack?

• To keep it dry

• To protect it from bears

• To make it easier to access

• To prevent it from spoiling

What is Morgan's first priority upon arriving at the island?

• Setting up a base camp

• Finding fish

• Exploring the island

• Building a fire

How does Morgan handle the encounter with the mother bear and her cubs?

• He throws rocks at them

• He talks calmly to them

• He makes loud noises

• He runs away quickly

What is Morgan's main goal during his journey in the forest?

• To find a safe place to sleep

• To gather firewood

• To secure a steady food supply

• To map the area

What is the risk Morgan is taking by coming out to fish?

• Damaging his fishing gear

• Encountering bears

• Running out of supplies

• Getting lost in the forest

Why does Morgan look for a narrow bend in the river?

• To avoid strong currents

• To find a place to rest

• To set up a new camp

• To catch salmon more easily

What type of lure does Morgan use to catch salmon?

• A lure with a strong scent

• A brightly colored lure

• A lure that mimics a wounded fish

• A shiny metal lure

What is Morgan's target amount of fish to catch before the boat returns?

• 50 pounds

• 30 pounds

• 70 pounds

• 20 pounds

What does Morgan decide to do when he sees two bears approaching?

• Continue fishing

• Move away from the bears

• Hide behind a rock

• Climb a tree

How does Morgan ensure he doesn't attract the bears' attention while fishing?

• By fishing at night

• By fishing quietly

• By using a different bait

• By moving away from them