He carefully cleaned the remaining ice shavings and water plants off the fishing net before he began to tackle the next tricky problem.
The question was how to efficiently and safely transport this haul, weighing over forty kilograms, back to the shelter.
The fish, during the process of untangling them from the net, had thoroughly frozen and felt like stone, making a "bang bang" noise when struck.
"This is both a good and a bad thing," he thought quickly while explaining his thought process to the camera.
"The good thing is, they are no longer bleeding, the scent dispersion will be reduced, making them easier to stack. The bad thing is, they've become hard and slippery, making it very troublesome to carry them individually, and the total weight hasn't changed at all."
"However, I'd thought about this problem long ago." He said to the camera, his lips slightly curving into a confident smile.
