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As soon as the words left his mouth, Shi Tian's hand on the Rod paused. He quickly lifted the rod, twisting the Wheel in his hand to release some tension; this fish was no small catch!
Just then, his phone rang, startling Shi Tian so much that he nearly dropped the Rod. What kind of extinct species had he hooked this time? The last time that ringtone sounded, he had caught a White-Finned Dolphin.
Now, with the ringtone echoing again right after he had just hooked a fish, he couldn't help but worry that he might have caught something extraordinary! He inserted the Rod and decided not to reel in just yet. Even at fifty meters deep, the water pressure was significant!
He needed to figure out what he had caught; if it was too much to handle, he would have to cut the line quickly. Otherwise, bringing such a deep-sea fish to the surface would likely mean it wouldn't survive!
"Don't move my Rod! I need to use the restroom!" he shouted before hurriedly rushing into the cabin.
Pulling out his phone, he opened Social Media, and a picture of a fish uglier than a Longfin Grouper popped up, startling him. A Coelacanth? What was that? He clicked on the message to check its location—it was in Indonesia! It wasn't even his catch; he'd gotten all worked up for nothing!
A fish over two meters long—he had no idea if it was good to eat! Since it was caught in Indonesia, it had nothing to do with him!
He put his phone away and returned to his Fishing Spot. When he lifted the Rod, it was empty. Shi Tian felt like cursing!
He dashed back into the cabin and dove into the restroom to check what kind of fish he had just hooked. A Sea Red Spot weighing Twenty-One Jin!
He watched in dismay as an animation showed him hooking the fish and then losing it right before his eyes. Shi Tian felt utterly defeated. A Twenty-One Jin Sea Red Spot could fetch quite a price at auction—at least forty or fifty thousand—but now it had slipped away!
Silently putting away his phone, he pondered how long he could brag about catching such a fish if it had come up. He had heard of Ten-Jin Sea Red Spots and even caught one himself before. But a Twenty-Jin Sea Red Spot? That was something he had never even heard of!
Sitting on the toilet, he lit a cigarette and looked up information on the Coelacanth. Shi Tian considered whether to send Old Kong a message asking him to arrange for someone to retrieve the Coelacanth's tag.
There was no way they could bring back a live specimen from over two meters deep; even if it didn't die immediately, it wouldn't last long out of water. If the person used an Ordinary Rod, there would be no problem; however, they used a Smart Rod. Once a fish was hooked, its details would be shared on Social Media, making retrieval difficult.
He searched for the foreign trade version of Smart Rod on Social Media and found that someone had shared information about catching that Coelacanth in that particular sea area.
I sent a screenshot to Shi Ye to see if he’s interested! There are a total of four Coelacanth specimens in the country, but they weren’t caught by us. They were a national gift from President Gamo during his visit in the nineties.
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