It was a total blowout. When the fishing net was about halfway pulled up, nearly 2.5 tons of fish had been caught. This was with large mesh that allowed smaller fish to escape; otherwise, the harvest would have been even greater.
Everyone on site was caught up in an inexplicable frenzy; only Mountain Eagle, after calming down and using Golden Cicada for reconnaissance, roughly figured out the reason for the explosion in fish catch.
The overly thick ice surface compressed the activity space of the fish. The large lake is only about ten meters deep, and after freezing, not only is space compressed, but the oxygen content in the water is also reduced.
Mountain Eagle could clearly detect that although a batch of large fish had been caught by the net, there were still fish gathering around the ice holes at the bottom of the water. Even when people on the shore were pulling the net, some clueless big fish were ramming into it.
