The sea bass flicked its tail in the livewell and hid in a corner.
Looking at the row of Sea Bass Rigs, Lin Gongshang saw four or five ropes floating at a glance and said excitedly, "Today's definitely going to be a huge haul."
A rope not floating did not necessarily mean there was no sea bass below, but if a rope floated, there was definitely a fish dragging the hook and trying to flee. As for whether it was sea bass, they had to pull it up to find out.
Qi Yan filmed while Lu Ao and Lin Gongshang lifted the Sea Bass Rigs one by one to check them.
"There's definitely one down here," Lin Gongshang said. "It feels different when I pull it up."
"Mm. Get me a landing net."
"Sure, here." Lin Gongshang stared into the water. "Is this one heavy?"
"Not bad. Pretty fat, five or six pounds."
Lu Ao and Lin Gongshang took turns hauling up the Sea Bass Rigs.
After pulling up twenty Sea Bass Rigs, they had caught eight fish, five of which Lu Ao had personally hauled in.
When Lin Gongshang pulled up a Sea Bass Rig, there was only a fish if he saw the rope pulled taut and could confirm one was there. If he was unsure whether there was a fish, there was probably none below.
Lu Ao was different. Whether the rope was taut or not, every time he untied three to five Sea Bass Rigs, he was guaranteed to get a sea bass.
After hauling for quite a while, Lin Gongshang gained a profound understanding of the difference in luck between himself and Lu Ao.
"I'm not pulling anymore." He rubbed his hands together and muttered, "I think I should leave getting fish to you. When