The Top Fishing

So, in our eyes, he always seemed to be firing blanks in the air force, but in reality, he was playing a big game, luring a significant number of fish in a larger area until a certain quantity accumulated. Only then did he concentrate on withdrawing from the nest and pulling up the fish, which led to the miracle of catching a fish as soon as he lowered the pole and hauling one up in 5 seconds."

After listening to this angler’s explanation, many other anglers found it unbelievable. Hence, they also went to watch the replay, involuntarily gasping at what they saw.

Because they discovered that what this angler said was true—Lin Yang had really been withdrawing over a large area from the start, then gradually reducing the scope of the nest, so a lot of fish gathered.

And because he kept changing the withdrawing spots, there wasn’t a situation where he anchored to a fish or had a bite ahead of time.

It could be said that the initial air firing followed by the frantic consecutive catches was a well-preconceived and planned fishing competition by Lin Yang.

Upon learning this, the anglers felt a bit crazy... How skilled must one be, and how confident in his own abilities, to dare use such tactics in a competition?

Didn’t he fear turning over after two consecutive hours of air firing?

If the nest exploded later, wouldn’t that mean a crushing loss in the competition?

In the end, the anglers could only sigh: We don’t understand the realms of a master, the ideas of a madman are even more beyond our guesswork.

Furthermore, the fact that he managed to catch a fish by counting to five was also unanimously seen by the anglers as an intentional act, a response to everyone’s doubts with such an exaggerated performance.

"No wonder he’s Master Lin. You question my air firing, two hours without a fish, and here I count to five and catch a fish, just slapping faces directly."