[Explanation] On January 15, China's largest inland freshwater lake, Bosten Lake, started its winter fishing activities.

　　[Explanation] With the sound of the fish heads and the neat horns of the fishermen, the giant net of more than 100 meters was slowly pulled out from under the ice surface of Bosten Lake, and the fresh fish such as carp, silver carp, grass carp and other lively and lively fishes were in the net. Rolling and dancing, the first net caught nearly 6 tons of big fish.

　　[Concurrent] Xinjiang Bosten Lake fisherman Xiong Xinjiang

　　The fish are also more plump in winter, and today is expected to be a bumper year.

　　[Explanation] Locally, this traditional winter fishing method has a history of decades.

Winter fishing has not only become a way for local fishermen to get rich, but now the cultural symbol of winter fishing has also become a highlight of Bo Lake's winter tourism, attracting tourists from all over the world to "check in" for sightseeing.

On the one hand, there is the natural beauty of Bosten Lake in winter, and on the other hand, there are happy and lively scenes of fishermen and tourists.

　　[Concurrent] Chen Yan, a tourist from Chongqing

　　Watching the winter fishing scene up close today was very shocking. Although the ice surface is very cold, it is very meaningful to witness the first net fish caught in the winter with friends and share the joy of harvesting.

　　[Explanation] In recent years, the local area has implemented special governance during the fishing ban period, adopted artificial proliferation and release, and promoted the ecological fishery model of "human release to the sky", so that fishery resources have been effectively protected and fishermen have achieved a bumper harvest.

　　Bosten Lake has a water area of ​​1,646 square kilometers and is rich in aquatic resources.

There are 32 species of fish such as grass carp and silver carp in the lake, with an annual output of about 4,000 tons. It is one of the largest fishery production bases in Xinjiang.

　　Zhao Yamin Liu Yushan Guo Yushun reported from Bohu County, Xinjiang

Responsible editor: [Zhang Aolin]