The Top Fishing

At the same time, he wasn’t wrong; sea wolves do indeed move in packs, and sure enough, there was a group of sea wolves below. His second rod, cast just a minute ago, had caught another fish.

Only when he had hauled the fish halfway up, it was robbed by a shark.

This time the shark wasn’t hooked, and a seventy to eighty centimeters long sea wolf had a big chunk bitten off its head. By the time Lin Yang pulled it up, only a short stub of the head remained.

"My god, the bad luck sure works better than the good, attracting the shark again." He couldn’t help but make a sarcastic remark this time and showed the fish head on the hook to everyone for a quick glance.

The cross-sectional area of the wound was very neat, with the majority of the fish’s flesh bitten off, leaving only a bit of the half-head and a tiny bit of meat behind the neck, which had virtually no practical value.

With a smidge of emotion, Lin Yang nonchalantly removed the hook and tossed the fish head back into the water.

"Brother Yang, didn’t you say last time that you shouldn’t throw fish corpses back into the sea as it would attract more sharks?" Yue’er couldn’t help but speak up when she saw him throw the fish head into the water.

"It’s fine, the sharks are already here, and most of the sea wolf’s body is still in the sea anyway, one more fish head doesn’t make a difference." Lin Yang stubbornly replied. "Let’s keep fishing for a few more rounds and see. If the sharks keep bothering us, we’ll change spots."

In the following half-hour, the problem with shark robbery indeed became increasingly serious, with almost every fish caught being stolen. Naturally, they couldn’t continue fishing like this.