As soon as the boat set off, the wind picked up, carrying away the summer heat.
Lin Qi Yan wore sunglasses, his clothes flapping loudly in the wind. As he filmed, he could not help sighing, "Going out to sea really is more comfortable."
"That depends on what you like," Lin Man Zhang said. "After being at sea for too long, you start to feel that being on land is more comfortable."
"Of course. Zhang Ge, where are we fishing today?"
"Near Oxhead Island." Lin Man Zhang specifically explained to Lu Ao, "When fishing, you generally choose areas near reefs, oyster beds, seaweed beds, and so on. Fish look for food and rest in those places. If you just cast your net randomly into the vast sea, the catch usually won't be very good."
Lu Ao made a note of it.
Seeing that he was interested, Lin Man Zhang continued, "Fishing also depends on the wind direction and the tides. What kind of tide brings what kind of fish—there's a lot to it. Fish are very sensitive. When the wind is too strong, there usually aren't many fish. There also aren't many fish when the seawater is muddy."
"With tides like these, you also have to watch which direction they're flowing from and to. Generally speaking, tides bring food, and fish follow the tide. You have to follow the tide to catch fish in your nets."
There was also a lot to consider regarding which water layer each kind of fish inhabited. That determined whether he should use sinking nets or floating nets.
As the boat traveled, Lin Man Zhang talked the whole way, telling them nearly everything he knew.
When they reached their destination, they cast out the floating nets.
Floating nets had buoys attached to them. Every fisherman