The specific fishing process of the cormorant is as follows:

1, the cormorant stands in the water at the withered branches, rocks, and other places to look for and spy on the prey, and when the fisherman sends out an order, the cormorant immediately dives into the water to hunt for the fish, and then brings the fish to the surface; when fishing, the fisherman usually puts a thin rope made of linen around the neck of the cormorant to prevent it from swallowing the big fish;

2, the fisherman recovers the rope with one hand, and then grabs the cormorant with the other. The fisherman then takes out a small fish and puts it into the cormorant's mouth, stretches the buckle of the leather strip with his hand, and unclasps the cormorant's pouch, so that the small fish goes into its stomach.

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