As a Fisherman, My Fish Can Level Up
Chapter 413 - Chapter 413 Chapter 296 Inspiration from the Video_4

Chapter 413: Chapter 296: Inspiration from the Video_4 Chapter 413: Chapter 296: Inspiration from the Video_4 The experience value of the Marine Pictorial is currently at seventy-one, just nine species away from leveling up, and he needed to complete the upgrade within this week.

This way, there would be at least half a month of preparation time for the competition, and he could use any new abilities that might help in the competition at any time based on the rankings.

Normally, if he wanted to secure first place more safely, he had to be at least five hundred thousand higher than the second place.

If he wanted to increase the probability of winning to one hundred percent, then he had to exceed the second place by one million.

That meant catching two Bluefin Tuna weighing over four hundred pounds each, and of excellent quality.

If someone encountered two such Bluefin Tuna in a row, Chu Mingcheng couldn’t complain if he lost; that would just be incredibly good luck.

After finding nothing with the fish finder, he started idly watching videos on his cellphone to pass the time.

Perhaps due to his profession, Chu Mingcheng would always check out fishing videos when they came up, which resulted in a lot of fishing video recommendations from the system.

As he was scrolling, Chu Mingcheng suddenly came across a video of someone hunting Golden Spearfish in a foreign place.

In the video, there was a man on the boat holding a fishing spear.

This spear was similar to the one he used to kill the spearfish at night, only much longer and seemingly heavier.

The man’s companions on the boat kept throwing bait into the water, attracting a large school of Bluefin Tuna.

Seeing the Bluefin Tuna, each two to three meters long, Chu Mingcheng couldn’t help but admire the resources abroad.

The school of Bluefin Tuna swam up to the surface to feed, occasionally splashing water around.

The man with the spear kept watching the water’s surface and, upon spotting a very large Bluefin Tuna, he decisively lifted the spear and thrust it forward.

The speed of the spear didn’t seem fast, but it accurately impaled the Bluefin Tuna.

Afterward, the man grabbed the thick rope tied to the spear, started the winch, and pulled the fish aboard within a few minutes.

Having watched the video, Chu Mingcheng’s eyes lit up, and he slapped his thigh with his left hand.

“Damn, why didn’t I come across this video earlier, what a missed opportunity!”

The spears used by the foreigners must be specially made, and using a normal spear probably wouldn’t work as well.

The spear needed on the boat would require pulling the fish to the surface, and only after controlling it would there be a chance to hit the target.

Like in the video, the fish had dipped four to five meters underwater and still got pierced by the spear, something their boat’s spears would barely manage to do.

Using a lighter spear would definitely make it easy to lose the fish, so an ordinary person couldn’t use this method.

But he was different; with his strength, he could definitely give it a try. Who knows, it might just work?

He didn’t need to worry about accuracy, as most of the time fish got close to the boat, he already had to use a spear or gaff to kill them, so his accuracy was well-practiced.

With this method, if he encountered a school of Golden Spearfish like the last time, his catch would surely exceed four.

And the wound made by the spear wouldn’t be a problem for inspection, as it was a normal occurrence.

Of course, this method wasn’t limited to schools of fish; he could also attract fish to the surface when chumming, which seemed to be what the person in the video did.

Around twelve-thirty in the afternoon, Chu Mingcheng arrived at his destination.

After preparing lunch and eating, he took out his spear.

In the video, the spear was directly tied to the winch’s rope, so there was no need for a person to hold onto the fish; they just had to start the winch.

Manually holding the rope could lead to being pulled into the water by the fish, so it was only safe when tied to the winch.

The rope at the end of Chu Mingcheng’s spear wasn’t that long.

The fish speared with this spear were usually exhausted, so it was more common to bind it to hand like a missed rope.

This wasn’t a problem for Chu Mingcheng, as he could pull the fish to the surface by himself or tie it to the winch’s rope.

What he was really curious about was the force and penetration power of the spear when thrown with all his might.

Therefore, he took the spear to the edge of the boat and began to experiment with the thrust and depth of the spear.