Level one. Qiu Tingjun, a native of Chengdu, Sichuan Province, was the champion of Sichuan Station in 2065 438+03 FTT, a well-known fisherman in Southwest China, with a fishing age of 15. He was almost obsessed with fishing since he was a child, and he was self-taught, with a balanced fishing method and equal emphasis on speed and speed. Beat the myth of "Liu Guanjun" in the first FTT Sichuan Station and won the championship in Sichuan Station. All-around coach, has a deep research on bait.

He has won six consecutive championships in Sichuan Sub-station of Fishing King Cup, and is a well-known southwest fishing king. In recent years, he has traveled all over the country and is a professional fisherman. He is currently the vice chairman of Sichuan Fishing Association, in charge of competitions and training, and is the master of a large group of fishing enthusiasts.

Classification and promotion procedure of fishing athletes' technical level

(1) The technical grades of fishing athletes are divided into: quasi-third-class masters, quasi-second-class masters, quasi-first-class masters, third-class masters, second-class masters, first-class masters and grandmasters.

(two) athletes who have reached the technical grade scoring standard of quasi-competitive fishing masters may apply for the award of corresponding titles. Quasi-level 3 master fisherman: 600 points or more; Quasi-second-class master fisherman: more than 900 points; Quasi-first-class fishing master: score 1200 or above. The above scores are all valid points, and valid points refer to items with scores+accounting for less than 20% of the total.