As a Fisherman, My Fish Can Level Up
Chapter 436 - Chapter 436 Chapter 307 Special Delicacies_4

Chapter 436: Chapter 307: Special Delicacies_4 Chapter 436: Chapter 307: Special Delicacies_4 Chu Mingcheng wasn’t planning to do much at this point, since the fish under the water weren’t found on his map, at best there were only yellowfin and longfin.

He really didn’t want to fish, and it wouldn’t affect the competition anyway.

Half an hour later, a plump longfin tuna was hauled up by the combined efforts of Chu Mingcheng and Jiang Luoluo.

“Wow, this longfin is pretty big!”

Jiang Luoluo was a bit surprised. In theory, longfin tuna typically only grew up to around 240 pounds, but the one they caught was no less in size than a 240-pound yellowfin.

They then weighed the fish, and it indeed exceeded 200 pounds, weighing in at 232 pounds, nearly reaching the limit for longfin tuna.

Following that, Chu Mingcheng started to bleed the fish and process its innards, while Jiang Luoluo continued to slowly toss sardines into the water to bait more fish.

Wang Lao Liu, peering through binoculars, was completely bewildered by this scene, feeling as if his understanding of the world had been shattered.

“They caught one just like that? Is that technique really so effective?”

He had, of course, seen the news about Chu Mingcheng going viral, and originally thought the reports were a bit exaggerated, but now he had to believe after witnessing someone catch a tuna that quickly.

Since he too had a fish on the line, he instructed two crew members to cooperate in the same manner.

However, the crew member who was fishing was tall and muscular, and despite the support from another stout crew member, they still couldn’t manage to hold the fishing rod steady.

Wang Lao Liu understood a bit more after watching this.

Now, the only person small enough on the boat was himself, so he donned a support belt and took the fishing rod from them, asking the crew to try supporting him from behind.

His slender build actually made the cooperation work.

Wang Lao Liu was excited. If this method was really so useful, wouldn’t his fishing efficiency skyrocket if he specifically found crew members who could work together well?

But when they counted to three and put their combined strength into lifting the rod, their bodies shook at the same moment.

And in that split second of shock, the line “whooshed” as it snapped back, and the hook was lost.

“Damn it, that method isn’t worth a damn,” Wang Lao Liu almost exploded in anger.

This position was a no-go; not only did he lose out, but the fish got away too. It was only suitable for couples or lovers.

Of course, those who loved fencing would also be suited for it.

But Wang Lao Liu loved women, and he absolutely wouldn’t sacrifice himself for this.

Asking him to find female crew members or a fencing loving couple would be absurd; he might as well just fish honestly and straightforwardly.

Meanwhile, Chu Mingcheng and Jiang Luoluo, looking through their binoculars, nearly choked with laughter at this sight.

“They’re so funny trying to copy our fishing method, two big guys hugging each other, it’s so wicked–hahaha…”

“So do you actually like it that way?” whispered Chu Mingcheng, his breath hot in her ear.

“I don’t like it at all!” Jiang Luoluo’s face turned red as she retorted stubbornly.

Yet her thoughts drifted involuntarily back to a certain night on the boat before the cameras were installed…

That day, she was confusedly lured by Chu Mingcheng to fish together, and then… (Extra Chapter Four)

The memory still felt so thrilling that her bright eyes became moist.

Now, both of them knew about each other’s strength and softness, and Chu Mingcheng could tell what was going on from her reaction.

It was a pity… he glanced back at the monitor, realizing they would have to wait until after the competition was over.

It was still broad daylight now, and with fish below, the romantic atmosphere quickly passed.

Before noon, the two caught another two longfin tuna.

After processing these two fish, they cleaned up and headed to the cabin to prepare lunch.

The quantity of tuna in this area was decent, but as soon as they caught a shark on their fourth try, they gave up on this fishing spot.

The shark was drawn by the bait pile, which of course meant they could no longer fish there.

The fierce struggle of a hooked tuna was most likely to attract a shark attack.

And there, Wang Lao Liu, seeing only the tuna’s head pulled up, cursed loudly.

They had only caught one longfin tuna close to 200 pounds so far, and just as they started making progress, the shark showed up to join the fray.

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