Kurlatsky Pond. Attempting to catch silver carp.
Hello everyone! We finally had some free time, which we decided to spend, of course, on fishing. We were tormented by the agony of choice, considering the Mius, Novoprimorka, Lysogorka, and a bunch of other different bodies of water.
First, we arrived at Novoprimorka, but, notice, there were no spots available. It was Tuesday, and there were no fishing spots on the pond. After that disappointment, we decided to go to a pond I hadn't been to in years, and I'd never fished before. There was no information about the pond, its depth, or its topography. After an hour and a half of searching, we finally found the gamekeeper's house, and he said fishing was completely off-limits. But after we made eyes like the cat from Shrek and explained how desperate we were to fish, we finally convinced him, and the gamekeeper finally let us try fishing, without taking a penny of the five hundred rubles he offered. We started casting, the wind was terrifying, the two floats brought in by boat were completely invisible, and the third, cast by hand, was only visible with varying success. Bottom line: we have no fish, the spot is interesting, the depth gauge didn't show the depth when we cast it out to 50 meters, and he sighed sadly and said, "Too shallow or too deep," meaning the depth 50 meters from the shore is no more than knee-deep. But we've learned from our mistakes, learned from our mistakes, and had a great time on the water. Friends, we apologize for our long absence from the media, but now we have more time for fishing and will be appearing more often on your device screens. Thanks for watching, and see you on the water!