The Top Fishing
Chapter 310 - 174: White Stripes in the Sea Water

Chapter 310: Chapter 174: White Stripes in the Sea Water

Lin Yang woke up early the next day, with his eyes red as if he had not slept at all that night.

There was no helping it, they had spent the night in distant waters. Although the anchor was dropped onto the reef below, it only prevented their yacht from being washed away by the waves, and could not keep the yacht stable.

He was somewhat prone to seasickness, and the swaying all night had been very uncomfortable. He felt slightly better upon waking, but when lying down, he could not find sleep at all.

However, when he got up and went outside, he found that Yue’er had already been awake for some time and looked very lively, taking photos with her phone from various angles.

"Brother Yang, you’re awake too, look at the sunrise, it’s so beautiful!"

Upon seeing him, Yue’er pointed towards the sunrise over the East Sea.

Lin Yang looked up and indeed, it was beautiful, and it was somewhat different from last evening’s sunset.

The sunset was orange-yellow, and the sun appeared very large, casting the entire sky and sea into an orange hue.

But the sunrise was much gentler, with the distant sun appearing small and red, while the sea and sky were blue.

These two different scenes marked the most beautiful moments of the day at sea.

After taking photos for a while, Yue’er went back to make breakfast. For breakfast, everyone had seafood noodles, which was the most convenient delicacy on the open sea.

Li Xiaopeng woke up looking much like Lin Yang had earlier, with bloodshot eyes, resembling someone who had spent all night gaming in an internet cafe. Both of them were quite frustrated, wondering why they, two grown men, were physically inferior to a young girl like Yue’er.

After a simple breakfast, they began preparing for today’s fishing.

The spot where they anchored yesterday was a point Lin Yang had bought from Master Chai. In Master Chai’s special notes, it was mentioned that there were many groupers here, and they were relatively large, with some even catching groupers weighing sixty to seventy kilograms.

"Brother Yang, today I also want to fish," Yue’er said to Lin Yang before the broadcast, her arrival filled with anticipation for sea fishing, although she hadn’t had the opportunity in many days.

"No problem, today I’ll live stream with the drone."

Lin Yang’s drone, also a reward from a graphical contest, was one of the best in the world, capable of long-lasting flight and automatic focusing. Once its flight altitude was set, it hardly required any human attention.

As the three of them were making preparations to start fishing, a yacht gradually approached them from a distance.

Seeing this, Lin Yang was somewhat surprised. It wasn’t even eight in the morning yet, and another yacht had already arrived at their spot. It seemed they had started early this morning, knowing that it had taken nearly three hours from the nearshore to get here yesterday.

Similarly, the people on the other yacht were also very surprised to see that a yacht had arrived at this spot before them.

One of the middle-aged men standing at the front of the yacht looked at Lin Yang and his group with a very surprised expression.

His name was Ah Jie, a local from Peng City with rich fishing experience. He was especially good at tracking ocean currents and locating schools of fish. Normally, his job was sea fishing and leading groups of fishing enthusiasts out to sea, and he did not charge cheaply.

Today, he had brought four bosses out to sea early in the morning for distant sea fishing, and the first spot they came to was coincidentally the same spot where Lin Yang’s group had spent the night.

Seeing others had also arrived at this spot, Lin Yang appeared composed and not overly surprised. These spots were not really secret within the community, especially among the local sea fishing circle.

Besides purchasing the information, those in good relationship often shared it with each other.

Such spots were similar to wild fishing spots in freshwater; as long as everyone didn’t disturb each other, anyone could come here to fish.

After setting up their fishing rods, Lin Yang and his team began baiting their hooks and casting their lines while the drone was launched and began live streaming.

On the other side,

Ah Jie drove his yacht over and chose a spot about ten meters away from Lin Yang’s group to anchor and stop.

The four bosses he had brought with him were beginners, most of whom were fishing for the first time. Not only was it their first time sea fishing, they hadn’t even tried freshwater fishing before, but now with a bit of money, they wanted to experience sea fishing.

After all, sea fishing, as opposed to freshwater fishing, doesn’t require much skill; as long as you have enough strength, you can enjoy sea fishing.

Even if you don’t have much strength, there are fixed rods on the yacht, and you only need to take care of baiting and reeling in. Some electric reels even automatically reel in once a fish is caught.

Nowadays, sea fishing has largely become a chance-based leisure activity, somewhat similar to gambling. You cast the bait down, and whether you catch a big fish, or something rare, it all depends on luck. It’s precisely this aspect that adds an element of thrilling unpredictability.

Once Ah Jie’s yacht was anchored, you could see a row of fishing rods fixed to the yacht’s rail, each of which could generally be managed by one person.

Now he brought the four bosses to the rail to start explaining; his accent had a strong Cantonese flavor.

"Based on the current season and our location, today’s primary targets are sea bream and grouper, but we’re not ruling out the possibility of catching other fish like pomfret or European bass. If we’re extremely lucky and catch a Cucumber Fish, we’ll hit the jackpot!"