The Top Fishing
Chapter 759 - 316: Fully Indulged_2

Chapter 759: Chapter 316: Fully Indulged_2

"...."

Seeing this, Lin Yang didn’t say much, just stood by.

At the moment, Yue’er was catching a fish, so he didn’t join in with his own rod for fear of tangling the lines.

"Phew...."

Yue’er panted while grappling with the fish in the sea.

Another half-hour passed, and the fish in the sea was finally turned over to the water’s surface and pulled to the edge of the fishing boat.

It was a Yellowfin Gold Spear, and Lin Yang estimated visually that the fish wasn’t very big, probably around forty to fifty kilograms.

With a fish of this size, there was no need for a winch. Lin Yang simply used a net to easily scoop up the fish.

"Wow, Yue’er is amazing, this Yellowfin Gold Spear must weigh a hundred kilograms!"

"Haha, nonsense, where is it a hundred kilograms? I guess it’s only fifty kilograms, come on, take a photo of me."

One dared to boast, the other dared to respond.

After Yue’er picked up the fish, Lin Yang took a beautiful photo of her, and the Yellowfin Gold Spear in the picture looked to weigh at least a hundred kilograms.

"Phew... It’s really satisfying to catch a big fish, but it’s too exhausting, I think I’ll switch to smaller hooks and bait to catch smaller fish."

After putting down the big fish, Yue’er placed a hand on her waist, somewhat exhausted.

She thought she could catch at least two or three big fish, but who would have thought that she’d end up out of breath and sore all over after just one?

"That’s fine too."

Yue’er started playing with little fish, while Lin Yang began his own fishing.

With a "whoosh!" sound, a large Wave Crawler fake bait was cast out by him.

Ten seconds later, another "whoosh~" sound was heard, and Lin Yang suddenly lifted the fishing rod — he had a bite.

However, the force transmitted from the fishing rod wasn’t all that satisfying to him, probably just a few hundred kilograms of small fish.

If Yue’er, who was fiddling with small fish at the side, heard Lin Yang’s thoughts, she would surely rant: What do you mean by a few hundred kilograms of small fish?

Similarly, an hour later, Lin Yang had pulled a fat and long Bluefin Gold Spear to the side of the boat, then used the winch to lift it aboard.

"Successfully caught one Pacific Bluefin Tuna, Experience Value and points+....."

"How can there be such a big difference between people? Brother Yang, the fish you caught is many times bigger than mine!"

The fish Lin Yang caught compared to the one Yue’er had caught looked like an adult next to a three-year-old child.

"Hahaha...."

Lin Yang just laughed and said nothing more.

He couldn’t very well tell her about his Golden Finger, could he?

In the midst of laughter, the Bluefin Gold Spear was released back into the ocean.

Lin Yang thought for a moment and then exchanged for a buff for catching big fish.

After this trip to Hawaii, they might not go sea fishing for a long time, so he thought it best to play to the fullest and catch another big fish this time.

Domestic fishing resources couldn’t compare at all to those abroad. As the population increases, so does resource consumption, and naturally, more people fish. Over time, the depletion of various marine resources is inevitable.

Given the circumstances, it was normal for fishing resources to be less than ideal. Since that was the case, why not enjoy fishing here?

It could be due to the competition a few days ago, or perhaps too many people came here to fish today, but Lin Yang cast the Wave Crawler fake bait for nearly half an hour without a single bite.

This scene made Li Xiaopeng feel very puzzled.

The resources at this spot were incredibly good. Even he, an amateur, could catch fish in a short while, yet Lin Yang, the professional, hadn’t had a bite in half an hour.

This was unscientific! In previous fishing attempts, Lin Yang usually had fish biting the hook within moments.

Could it be that his cousin had used up all his recent luck in the competition? So now he was in a state of luck deficit, finally experiencing a setback by not catching anything?

As Li Xiaopeng entertained these wild thoughts, Lin Yang suddenly lifted the fishing rod, and the rod instantly bent taut with the tension — he had a bite!

"...."

Okay, it seems I was overthinking it; my cousin is indeed remarkable!

Seeing the trembling state of the fishing rod, along with Lin Yang’s arms and calves bulging with veins, this fish was definitely not small.

"Squeak squeak squeak... squeak squeak... squeak squeak..."

The fish frantically darted around in the sea, pulling on the fishing reel’s line, showing a ferocious momentum, but it wasn’t very enduring as the rate of line payout varied.

Feeling the surging pull on the rod, Lin Yang was debating whether to ask the captain to start the boat.

The strength of this hooked fish wasn’t as high as the Marlin he’d caught during the competition, but it was not much smaller either. It just wasn’t clear how enduring it would be.

Since it wasn’t a competition time now, there was no need to rush to pull the fish up; he could let the fish run with the reel for a while.

If things really went south, asking the captain to start the boat later wouldn’t be too late.

After all, Yue’er and the others were having a great time on the side, and they wouldn’t be able to continue playing if he started the fishing boat.

However, Lin Yang underestimated the attraction of big fish to fishermen; even if he wasn’t the one who caught it, it could still draw the attention of all fishermen, regardless of age.

After seeing Lin Yang lift the rod, Li Xiaopeng’s attention never strayed, and as he realized the significance of the catch, he even put down his own fishing rod to come over and watch beside Lin Yang.