Fishing Livestream
Chapter 130 - 130 130 Meter-Long Grass Carp

130: Chapter 130: Meter-Long Grass Carp 130: Chapter 130: Meter-Long Grass Carp “Wow!

The baby caught a big one!”

“Hold on!

Tighten the drag a little; the fish is strong.

If this keeps up, we’re going to get wiped out!”

“Now this is going to be a show, the baby even caught a big fish—women can do what men can do!”

“66666”

Everyone in the public channel saw the female live streamer personally battling the fish, and their spirited response far exceeded what Yue Feng had previously expected.

Looking at the baby under the camera, after she stood up from her seat, she held the rod with both hands standing tall, her long legs brimming with power like a female leopard.

Her figure was well-proportioned and slender, her waist and arms tensed, her expression serious beneath her baseball cap, lips slightly pursed.

Paired with her hands holding the curved casting rod, this scene offered a shockingly impactful first impression.

“Love it, love it!

This shot could be taken and used as wallpaper!”

“Licking the screen, the baby is not like those fake beauties who only know about beauty filters and slimming their long legs.

She’s perfect!”

“Shocking!

A top starlet invited to live stream outdoor fishing, with a captivating stance!”

“Recorded the screen and submitted my entry; now Ken has another hot piece of gossip!”

“The guy above is such a dog, only telling us after submitting it.

I’m demanding a share of the profits!”

“Haha!

Quick off the mark, blame me why don’t you?”

After a round of struggle, the baby successfully controlled the big fish underwater.

The performance of the imported spinning reel was outstanding—it maintained function without seizing up despite the great force.

The baby turned the handle slowly but steadily, reeling back in the line that had been taken out bit by bit.

The professional line-reeling training before starting fishing also played a very important role; the baby reeled in with a level rod, controlled the fish by lifting the rod—her technique of alternating between looseness and tension was so proficient that even a professional angler could find no fault.

After about fifteen minutes of back and forth battle, the fish finally showed itself above water.

“Big!

It’s huge!

Looks to be almost a meter long!”

“What kind of fish is it?

I blinked just now and didn’t see clearly!”

“Seems like a finless carp or a grass carp!

It was just a fleeting glimpse; I didn’t see it clearly!”

“It’s a carp!

That’s not a small one!”

“Definitely not a carp; carp have red tails.

I didn’t see a red tail just now!”

Yue Feng had seen the situation of the fish, and the Big Fish Must Kill technique really paid off, catching a large grass carp.

At the end of April, when the water is still relatively cold, grass carp have started feeding, but their activity radius and feeding desire are not strong.

It was surprising that they managed to catch one!

No wonder the line was being pulled out so fast earlier!

When the fish showed its head, it essentially meant that its stamina was largely spent.

The baby, mustering her strength, reeled in vigorously, pulling the fish closer to shore.

Now everyone could see clearly: a large grass carp at least a meter long, its scales unmarred and perfect, the long and muscular body incredibly beautiful, a feast for the eyes.

“Yue Feng, what should we do next?” Baby was a bit panicked seeing the fish near the shore; Yue Feng had only taught her how to reel in, not how to bring the big fish out of the water.

“Don’t worry, I’ll scoop it for you!

Just do as I say!” Yue Feng picked up the big fish net from behind and walked over to Baby’s side.

There’s a knack to scooping fish, and the highest success rate is with fish caught directly from the mouth.

You just need to bury the net in the water, pull the fish towards the net head, and then lift it like pulling a drawer—it’s just ok.

Yue Feng had extensive experience in net fishing and quickly submerged the net into the water.

“Draw the fish in, take it slow, don’t panic!”

The little girl’s heart was already in her throat; she gripped the fishing rod tightly and carefully guided the fish over the net.

Yue Feng seized the perfect moment to scoop and pull, and safely landed the fish.

Once inside the net, the big guy was secured.

Yue Feng, holding the net, stepped back a few paces to set it down, then patiently removed the hook.

It’s worth mentioning that the little girl’s casting rod was rigged with an Explosive Hook Line Set.

Besides the longest sub-hook in the fish’s mouth, there were several hooks caught in the gills and under the chin, clinging so tightly that Yue Feng spent quite some time removing them.

Finally, with clenched teeth, he even resorted to using the Lure pliers, at last removing all the hooks from the fish.

The actual length of the big Grass Carp was a tad longer than it had appeared in the water.

Yue Feng used his hand to measure and estimated that it was around 110 centimeters long.

However, fish from the reservoir differed greatly in shape from farmed fish.

They were slenderer, and by the looks of it, this one was roughly around twenty-four or twenty-five pounds.

“Come on, after all, it is the fish you caught yourself.

Hold it up for a close-up for the brothers in the live stream!”

Yue Feng took a large, wet towel and wrapped it around the back of the Grass Carp’s gill cover.

With his right hand, he grasped both ends of the towel at the head, and with his left hand supported the belly of the fish, steadying it as he lifted.

The little girl had good physical fitness and wasn’t lacking in strength.

Following Yue Feng’s lead, she managed to hold the fish steadily.

The next second, the frame froze in that instant.

A large fish and a beautiful girl with an excited, smiling face composed a harmonious picture.

“I can’t take it anymore!

Even if the little girl stops live streaming her singing, with fishing, she could definitely carry the entire outdoor category!”

“The fish is beautiful, and the person is even more so!

Today’s live stream was a treat to watch!”

The little whirlwind on the kang bed sent out 1 Cloud Piercing Arrow.

Liu Dada, who doesn’t know his wife is beautiful, sent out 66 Rockets.

Licking the Wahaha cap sent out 88 Phoenix Crowns.

…

It wasn’t clear who took the lead, but suddenly the live stream was flooded with gifts.

You must know that when Yue Feng ordinarily live streamed, unless it was a PK event, he rarely asked his audience for gifts, and typically it was for things like marbles and red hearts that didn’t cost any money.

Eventually, the brothers in the live stream stopped giving as many gifts.

But today there was a restlessness, with all donations being special effects gifts, easily counting 66 or 88 at a time.

Keep in mind, even the least expensive special effects gifts cost over thirty yuan each; a batch could amount to a couple thousand yuan.

Just now, in a short while, the gifts in the live stream had already added up to several thousands.

“Wow, so many friends are giving gifts!

Thank you, everyone!” the little girl said as she noticed the prompt on the public channel, her big eyes grinning into crescents.

No sooner had she thanked everyone than the second wave of gift bombardments hit!

With Yu Qulong’s Cloud Piercing Arrow accompanied by a Virtual Coin red packet, the popularity of Yue Feng’s stream soared once more.

Coupled with a fixed audience number and the red packet party who arrived after seeing system prompts in hopes of grabbing red bags, the number of viewers in the live stream nearly reached 4000.

While some rejoiced, others were distressed.

On Yue Feng’s side, things were going swimmingly, but Wang Jian wished he could end the fishing contest right there and then.

Annoying little mixed fish were everywhere; Yu Qulong, in desperation, changed to a Sleeve Hook to catch smaller fish.

Wang Jian, not wanting to seem superstitious, used fermented grains of wheat, hoping to avoid the small mixed fish and catch a few big ones.

Normally, small fish don’t go for larger grain baits such as wheat or corn kernels.

But that was on a regular day, and today was an exception.

Even though he used a wheat grain on the hook, the float still danced on the water surface.

Wang Jian gritted his teeth and let the small fish peck for a while without lifting the rod.

Soon after, the float was submerged.

After waiting a few seconds and drawing it up, he caught a nearly ten-centimeter-long, extra-large “wheat ear” fish.

It had swallowed the hooked wheat grain whole.