As long as there's a fee, economic benefits will come, understand?
Liu Zhizhong is quite adept at organizing these things.
Of course, these fees include management costs, emergency services, and also sanitation fees.
For those fishing by the river and littering, there's a strict protocol: first a warning, second a fine, and thirdly it'll be considered environmental pollution. Strict management of river fishing allows nature to develop cleanly and safely...
For locals, fishing at Zhangjia Creek for a year is only 60 bucks, which isn't much.
For outsiders, fishing once is just 50 yuan, and the bounty is rich, which is worth it.
In a situation where fishing resources are increasingly scarce, how many people spend hundreds or thousands without catching fish worth even 50 yuan!
And those Fishing Men who travel hundreds of kilometers for fishing, are they short on money? Hahaha... It's not the money they lack, it's the resources and the catches!
