1. Choose a suitable fishing point. This can be waters such as lakes, rivers, oceans, etc. It is best to choose a place with more fish activities.

2. Get your tackle ready. In addition to the sponge net, you will also need a fishing rod, fishing line, bait, etc.

3. Put the sponge net into the water, make sure it is completely soaked in the water. This will make the sponge net moist and easier to absorb fish.

4. Assemble the fishing rod and choose the appropriate bait. You can use bugs, bait, or other fish-like food as bait.

5. Put the bait on the hook and secure the line to the rod.

6. Cast the fishing rod. Gently lower the rod into the water, keeping the bait close to the point. The location of the fish can be determined by observing the activity on the water surface.

7. When you feel that there is a fish biting the hook, quickly pull up the fishing rod to make the fish be hooked.

8. Once the fish is hooked, quickly pull up the fishing rod while using the other hand to put the sponge net into the water. Lead the fish to the mouth of the net, then quickly pull the net out of the water.

9. Carefully remove the fish from the net, making sure not to injure the fish