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He handed the Rod to Air Force and turned to dive into the cabin. The small Wheel had only gone a hundred meters; at this rate, it wouldn’t last long!
As the Rod was reeled in, Lu Ya cast a Ping Net, bringing up a twenty-pound Underwater Dragon. The fish, with its sharp teeth, attempted to challenge Lu Ya. Taking a glance at the fish in the Ping Net, he picked up the Korean Style Gill Net from behind, aimed at the dragon's head, and swung it with all his might.
Thud!
It was subdued! He removed the Hook and tossed it into the Ice Chamber—done.
The Underwater Dragon, scientifically known as Bluefin Snapper, had an impressive name. However, in tropical regions, it was worth only a few Ten Dollars per pound, far less valuable than a Local Tyrant!
"What kind of fish is this?" Lu Ya wondered while waiting to assist Sun Lang with Ling Fish. Shi Ye leaned closer to Air Force and pulled out a cigarette to light up.
It wasn’t a shark or Tuna. The fish was fast but had a short burst of energy and loved to dive down. With a chuckle, Air Force quickly worked on reeling in as the fish paused its struggle.
Glancing at how bent the Rod was, he initially thought about pulling out his phone to signal Shi Ye but quickly dismissed that idea. This fish was likely over a hundred pounds; signaling now would only lead to more unnecessary hassle when it got away again.
Sun Lang finally brought up a fish—a big-mouthed fork weighing just over ten pounds. The difference between this fish and those from Xisha was significant; most of them were unfamiliar.
Watching Sun Lang’s catch on the monitor, Air Force immediately started moving the boat forward according to the fishing line’s direction, giving Air Force some time to reposition at the bow.
This fish wasn’t particularly outrageous; the reason for chasing it was not its size but rather that the Rod was too small and the line too thin! Initially planning just to snag a flag, if they hooked a big one, they couldn’t let it go!
Using a small rod with Fine Line to tire out a big fish felt exhilarating; unfortunately, it was all too easy for Air Force!
Switching through the monitors and gently pushing the throttle, the wind still had some strength, causing the boat to sway slightly.
After more than an hour, Air Force was drenched in sweat; the fish still hadn’t surfaced and occasionally took out some line, making Air Force feel like he might have to ease off!
But looking at that Fine Line on the Rod made him reconsider; this strain was manageable—if it were an ordinary Dali Ma line, it would have snapped by now!
“Let me take over; you take a break!” Shi Ye said to Air Force as he slipped a cigarette into his mouth and casually took over the Rod from Air Force’s hands.
"I'm exhausted; it's time for a break," said Air Force. "Rodman, reel in quickly and let the fish exert itself."
"You exert yourself, and I'll wait a moment. Once you're done, I'll reel in. Let's see who can outlast whom!"
Shi Ye's temper flared, and the fish's temper flared too. With every few dozen meters of line reeled in, it would make another surge. After three rounds of this, the fish had lost its fight!
Get the long hook ready; it's about to come up! Shi Ye reminded Lu Ya and Sun Lang, while also taunting Hook to keep reeling in the fish!
"Bring it on with another surge! I'm not afraid of your strength; I'm just afraid you'll take a break! If I don’t give you any time to rest, you’ll have to flip over!"
The boat stopped, and Shi Tian emerged from the cabin. He glanced at the line on the wheel; this fish was ready to surface!
Taking the long hook from Lu Ya's hands, he focused on the silver shadow beneath the water. As soon as it broke the surface, he would strike hard!
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