The Top Fishing

"Damn, damn, channel six’s Indian lady is also busy weaving a net, but her new target is to catch fish in the lake, while the broadcaster is even cooler, planning to weave a net to catch the Spear Falcon, right?"

"After watching the broadcaster’s recent streams, I no longer idolize foreign survivalists like Bear Grylls; they can’t produce those effects without a team. In terms of wilderness knowledge, the broadcaster is definitely not inferior to those overly mythicized survival experts."

While talking, Lin Yang picked a sapling only as thick as a child’s arm; he easily chopped it down close to the ground, quickly cleared the branches, and continued searching.

After finding four similarly thick pine poles, he turned and headed back to camp.

"Okay, the preliminary preparations are done; next, before officially starting to weave the net, we need to make a small tool, a gauge, and a shuttle."

"To capture such a large bird of prey, we need a very large mesh size, so the net is quite simple to make."

As Lin Yang explained, he took his military knife and began carving, busying himself for about half an hour to produce a simple shuttle and a roughly fifteen-centimeter wooden gauge.

"Alright, the tools are ready, we can start weaving the net now. There are many methods to weave a proper fishing net, but I’m using the simplest beginner level. My knotting method is pretty quick, and you might not understand it, but that’s okay, it’s not something you’ll use regularly, just consider it a novelty."

While speaking, Lin Yang started winding PE line around the newly made wooden gauge, coiling it dozens of times before pulling it off with his hand.