As a Fisherman, My Fish Can Level Up
Chapter 352 - Chapter 352 Chapter 283 Super Large School of Fish_3

Chapter 352: Chapter 283: Super Large School of Fish_3 Chapter 352: Chapter 283: Super Large School of Fish_3 Fortunately, water on the boat was free, so he went up and used the hose to block the artery again.

The blood in the Yellowfin Tuna started gushing out immediately, but since it had mostly drained during the hunt, it only took a short while to wash it clean.

Then he lifted the fish and put it into the cold storage cabin.

The moment he entered the cold storage cabin, Chu Mingcheng shivered–it was damn cold!

Because he was soaked in seawater, his body temperature plummeted upon entering the cold storage, and even he couldn’t stand it.

After placing the Yellowfin Tuna, he hurriedly ran out to deal with the second fish.

The procedure for the second fish was the same as the first, and during the bleeding phase, he still held the innards and spearfished for the third.

Only twenty minutes had passed at this point, and at a fast pace, he could hunt six within an hour–far quicker than fishing.

It’s just that the constraints for normal people in the sea are too great, or else creatures on land would undoubtedly be hunted even more swiftly.

Perhaps it was the scent of blood that caught the attention of other creatures; after Chu Mingcheng dived back in, he was startled to find several dolphins had drawn near.

They had probably eaten their fill and had nothing else to do, and upon seeing Chu Mingcheng, they all swam over, causing all the tunas near the bottom of the boat to flee, forcing him to swim farther to hunt.

He was somewhat helpless because due to the cheat-like affinity, the dolphins had gathered around him.

Chu Mingcheng reached out and touched a dolphin, then kicked his legs to swim forward and continue hunting for the next Yellowfin Tuna–but he didn’t have time to play with dolphins.

The dolphins, not understanding his intentions, curiously followed behind, causing the school of tuna to disperse once again.

Although they weren’t afraid of dolphins, they apparently didn’t like being too close to them.

This made it impossible for Chu Mingcheng to get near the tunas, complicating his hunt.

He had no choice but to swim faster, aiming the spearfish at a Yellowfin Tuna and pulling the trigger before the dolphins could catch up.

Given the size of the tunas, normally within ten meters, he could get one with each shot.

This time, the shot hit just above the pectoral fin, so the tuna didn’t die immediately.

However, seeing the struggling tuna, a dolphin following behind suddenly sped up and rammed its beak harshly into the tuna.

The previously struggling tuna immediately flipped belly-up, clearly more severely injured by the impact.

Chu Mingcheng didn’t even have time to stop it and could only curse in his mind.

Watching the dolphin push the tuna in front of him, he was obviously speechless.

‘Damn, thanks a lot!’ he thought.

This tuna, impacted by the dolphin, looked fine on the surface, but the muscles at the point of impact were completely smashed.

That meant this fish couldn’t be sold anymore and could only be eaten by them.

Zhang Wei had just mentioned having a fish feast in the evening; it so happened that there was now an appropriate ingredient for it.

Chu Mingcheng reluctantly brought the fish back and hoisted it onto the boat.

Looking back at the dolphins that had come to the surface and followed, the one that had helped dispatch the tuna had its mouth open, emitting a series of distinctive dolphin sounds, seemingly laughing.

Chu Mingcheng glanced at Zhang Wei, saw that he wasn’t paying attention to the situation, so he squatted down and whispered to the dolphin, “Go back to your own group. I don’t need your help here, but thanks anyway.”

The dolphin was purely messing with him out of boredom, but he really didn’t have time for this.

The dolphin understood his words, so after accepting his thanks, it nodded its head twice on the water surface and led its kin away.

Once the dolphins had left, the previously deserted waters once again filled with the sight of Yellowfin Tunas.

After handling the tuna that could only be eaten that night, he didn’t waste time and dived back in.

When Chu Mingcheng pulled the fourth tuna onto the boat, Zhang Wei was still painstakingly reeling in.

As for Chen Yang, he was fishing on the other side of the boat to avoid tangling the lines.

But given the density of the tuna, he should have hooked one by now, too.

Such a bountiful harvest made Chu Mingcheng, busy at work, feel that time was flying by.

It was already a cloudy day, and if he hadn’t glanced at his watch in between, he wouldn’t have realized it was already past three in the afternoon.

He had hunted twenty-one Yellowfin Tunas by then, and the cold storage cabin was lined with them.

If the school of fish stayed for another two hours, he was certain he could stuff the cold storage full.

There was still one-third of the space left for more fish, and if he encountered many more, he could stack these seventy to eighty-pound Yellowfin Tunas directly.

The twenty-one Yellowfin Tunas weighed over one thousand six hundred pounds in total.

It seemed like a lot, but in actuality, they were worth only around sixty thousand or so, which was just a trifle compared to what Chu Mingcheng earned from a previous trip at sea, so he felt no excitement at all.

After bringing up the tuna impacted by the dolphin, he went to the storage room to take out an inflatable boat, inflated it, then carried the fish onto the White Dragon.

While fifty to sixty thousand yuan worth of fish was mediocre for Chu Mingcheng, his haul was still far beyond what Zhang Wei and Chen Yang had caught, so he naturally offered to host the evening’s fish feast.

“How was your catch?” Chu Mingcheng moved the fish and the inflatable boat onto the vessel and asked.

“Not bad, I caught four,” Chen Yang said from the other side after downing half a bottle of mineral water.

Catching four Yellowfin Tunas with conventional reels wasn’t easy.

However, he hadn’t seen Chu Mingcheng’s catch, so he was quite satisfied with his own haul.