Winter just got hotter at China's Chagan Lake, where fishermen are smashing records with their icy catches! This week, crews hauled in a "red net" bursting with over 50,000kg of fish – and that's just the warm-up act. The lake's legendary 260,000kg record from previous years might soon be history as new sustainable farming techniques supercharge fish populations. 🐟💥
Local fishers describe the annual ice festival as "like tapping into liquid gold" beneath the frozen surface. Drones and AI-powered tracking now help teams pinpoint massive schools, blending tradition with 21st-century tech. Scientists say these innovations have boosted fish density by 40% since 2023, creating more frequent #RedNetMoments for both harvests and Instagram feeds. 📸❄️
Tourism is biting too – over 10,000 visitors flocked to the frosty spectacle this month alone. Pro tip for travelers: The best "fish tornado" action happens at dawn when temperatures plunge to -30°C. Just don't forget your thermal selfie stick! 📱🧊
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Chinese fishermen celebrate bumper harvest at Chagan Lake ice fishing festival
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