A few hundred baby yellowtails which still had an innocent look about them, were swimming pell-mell in the net. The dorado which were caught by mistake made themselves turn yellow, and the baby yellowtails looked blue and pale to me. The fishermen collected the fish at one corner of the net being careful not to damage the bodies and brought the fish into the breeding pool. Visiting the more than 80 rafts meant the fishing continued without end. It was a great catch that day.
Men learn from the morning sun, the night moon, the birds and whales.
The lesson learned from the flowing algae gives us a plentiful supply of fish as long as man does not corrupt nature's balance. So as not to damage the bodies, the fishermen carefully scoop up the fish and move them into the breeding pool.