The Top Fishing

Many anglers had never seen such a scene before. You have to remember this was a wild fishing environment, not an expensive, fee-based "black pit" or a reservoir.

In the scene, Lin Yang had successively caught nine catfish, with even the smallest weighing about six or seven kilograms. Together, the nine fish probably weighed around 150 kilograms.

With this achievement, his individual catch weight was undoubtedly ranked first. Even among teams of three, this weight was enough to place in the top three.

Although several teams had steady bites, their catches mostly consisted of Crucian Carp, Carp, Bian Fish, and a few Grass Carp, which were generally smaller.

Most were about one or two kilograms each, with three or four kilograms considered large. The largest were only around ten kilograms, but these were rare with just two or three instances. Many teams had fished so hard their arms were practically sore, yet their combined catch barely reached around 100 kilograms.

Following this trend, it seemed impossible for them to catch up to Lin Yang’s individual haul by the end of the contest.

Even the current overall leaders, the Lotus Pond Trio, were only ahead by thirty to forty kilograms.

Lin Yang just needed to reel in two more somewhat larger catfish to surpass them.

Now with 40 minutes remaining, all the spectators were watching him to see if he could continue to perform strongly in the remaining time, thus achieving the feat of leaping from last to first place. If he managed, it would surely become a huge topic of conversation.