The Top Fishing

The red and white colors traced an arc through the air, landing precisely near the targeted spot.

"Casting success, now reel in to give the lure a certain swimming pose, and see if there are any predatory fish attacking."

Lin Yang tilted his rod slightly and steadily reeled in the line, pausing every few seconds or adding a little speed to simulate a specific swimming dynamic with the lure.

"Looking at this precision casting, I’m seriously impressed with the presenter. I tried to learn from a friend and even bought a set. Drove two and a half hours to the reservoir, cast my line, line exploded, packed up, and went home all in one go."

"Holy crap, dude above, are you stalking me? Spent over a thousand on an Abu drop wheel, hadn’t cast properly for three rounds before the line exploded. Now I’ve switched to a spinning reel, gave the baitcaster to a friend. Can’t afford to keep buying decent PE lines for over 100 bucks a spool."

"Line explosion and birds nests happen to everyone. These can be overcome. The key problem is the lack of resources. Damn it, forget about Sea Bass and Black fish, we can hardly find any big Largemouths here."

Seeing Lin Yang casually and precisely casting in the obstacle zone, the live-stream chat turned into a grievance airing session.

Exploding lines and birds nests are normal, and while the more dedicated anglers have mastered their basics, the lack of good fishing spots has led to a string of complaints in the live room that would move the listener to sorrow.

Lin Yang cast three times in a row in the selected obstacle zone without any sign of an attack, wondering if the spot he chose had no fish.