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As soon as Diao Jiao was mentioned, Yi Laotou began to elaborate extensively, planning to establish a few more halls.
Little Turtle was doing well; he took people fishing every day. He had only been in Suzhou for a short time, yet he already knew all the nearby fishing spots. He had organizational skills—why not let him be a hall leader in Jiangsu?
Oka was also a good candidate. It was said he had acquired a boat and took people fishing around the nearby islands every day. If he were to become a hall leader in Zhejiang, that shouldn't be a problem either!
I heard from Xiao Tian that Li Ping would also be coming in the next couple of months. If he came, it would be in Fujian, right? Why not let him lead a video hall? After all, he was Xiao Tian's brother-in-law; it would be reassuring to have someone from within.
Yi Laotou seemed quite considerate of Shi Tian, immediately designating the southeastern three provinces for him and suggesting that all should be allocated to those around Shi Tian.
As soon as Yi Laotou spoke, Old Kong and Old Wen understood what the old fellow was up to. But if he wanted to designate those areas, so be it! They had already lost interest in those three places. Recently, they had been busy figuring out how to make things happen in Europe.
Shi Tian's ideas were indeed quite good; however, the plan needed some refinement. Moreover, to make such a small matter create a significant impact, timing was crucial!
They were making a fuss about supporting this artillery point and that tank point. It sounded grandiose, but ultimately, it was all business for their own interests—a bunch of extremely hypocritical people.
The Yangtze River flowed endlessly, its waves washing away fishermen. The Yangsigang Yangtze River Bridge connected Hanyang and Wuchang and was the tenth Yangtze River bridge in Wuhan. Although it had only recently been built, it had become a gathering place for fishermen in Wuhan.
Looking at the densely packed fishermen by the riverbank, Shi Tian thought that if there had been this many fishermen gathered in Sanya back then, delivering warmth wouldn't have been such a hassle; he could have probably distributed over a thousand hooks in a day.
With hooks in hand, he made his rounds; many people here were already using Xingpai Fishing Gear. This should be credited to Xingxing since he had initially caught fish using Xing Brand hooks and also fished with Star Brand rods.
The fisherman who caught fish yesterday was no longer around, leaving fewer topics for conversation; it seemed today they could only communicate through fish.
Shi Tian wasn't afraid of talking through fish, but without fishing spots, that was somewhat daunting.
Why were there so many fishermen here? Did the people of Wuhan not have to work? Standing by the river and looking at the crowd of fishermen, Shi Tian helplessly complained.
The fishing spot that had appeared yesterday was under the bridge; now it was completely occupied by people—so crowded that there was no room to squeeze in. He needed to find a way to secure two fishing spots.
The water level of the Yangtze River today was quite good; the platform under the bridge pier wasn't exposed at all. However, for fishermen, high water levels weren't necessarily good news; there were noticeably fewer bites as everyone gathered there to catch carp.
It was the weekend today; this group of people likely wouldn't give up their fishing spots before dark! Sun Lang casually remarked that he wanted to give them a jab—serves you right for being lazy; now you have no fishing spots! Let’s see how you handle it!
Would they give them up? How could that be possible? As long as there were fish, there was nothing a fisherman would part with!
Shi Tian didn't take Sun Lang's words seriously—was there really an unmanageable fisherman? What kind of joke was that? If one big fish couldn't do it, then he'd just catch another; catching three or four big fish would surely drive these fishermen away!
"Let’s go under the bridge and take their fishing spots!" With his gear ready, Shi Tian led the way while instructing Li Ziyu to put away Yun Tai first and take pictures once they got there.
He noticed earlier that there were large stones under the bridge; filming while holding Yun Tai could be quite dangerous!
Once the equipment was set up, there was no need to hold back. Each person grabbed a Mi San rod and picked up a bag of Carp Bait, then made their way to the Bridge Pier platform.
This is Taiwanese Fishing! You can't catch big fish without being on the platform!
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