The Top Fishing

However, there were too few octopuses prepared, with less than ten, so they were set aside for now, but Master Chai had prepared plenty of green crabs, which weren’t particularly large, nor were they any butter crab species.

Each of these green crabs weighed roughly two to three taels, and locally they weren’t very valuable. If the fishermen sold them themselves, they would only fetch about 30 yuan per jin. Today, Master Chai brought up almost 10 jin.

When he usually chartered yachts for other bosses to go sea fishing for fun, he made only around five to six hundred yuan a day, but Boss Chen told him yesterday that as long as he took good care of Lin Yang, he could make a thousand today.

Being able to earn a salary almost double the usual, it was only right that Master Chai prepared extra bait.

Meanwhile, Lin Yang began to hook the crabs. Many people have never done this, as hooking crabs requires skill. It needs to be done from the rear end of the crab, inserting from the side and pulling through the other side. This is to facilitate pulling when a fish is on the line and to not affect the crab’s motion underwater.

"OK!"

With the crab hooked, Lin Yang tossed it into the water, then opened the fishing reel. The one-jin heavyweight lead sinker, along with the crab, rapidly descended into the deep depths of the ocean.

Beneath their yacht was a coral community, with the deepest parts being possibly over a hundred meters. It looked a deep blue color, and those with claustrophobia might feel overwhelmed at the sight.

And so deep underwater, the bait obviously couldn’t just sink to the bottom; if a fish darted into the coral, even Lin Yang’s strength would be useless because the sharp corals are almost as cutting as knives, and no matter how strong his line protection buff was, it couldn’t withstand being sliced with a blade.