They're over in the shallows near the eastern shore today.
"Take in the sail, I think," Egresta says, eyeing the water.
Satenag grunts.
The sail flaps in the breeze. Egresta makes sure the net is secured, and then heaves it overboard. After six and one years sailing together on the lake, there isn't much to say that they haven't said. They work together with practiced efficiency.
They haul on the net, bringing a small load of squirming fish over the side of the boat. The fish are quickly loaded into the baskets, the smallest ones tossed back.
And sitting at the bottom of the boat is a battered brass lamp.