Zhong Honghai moved quickly and had Lu Ao fitted with the Belly Harness in no time.
Lu Ao inserted the butt of the fishing rod into the iron ring on the Belly Harness and used the strength of his entire body to brace the rod.
Only after freeing his hands did he realize how sore and swollen they were. From his forearms to his upper arms, everything was numb, and his muscles trembled slightly.
He kept pressing down on the rod as he fought the fish.
The Moonfish struggled fiercely beneath the sea, sending up huge splashes from time to time.
Everyone nearby gathered around to watch him fish for the Moonfish.
Before the Moonfish had even surfaced, a deckhand was already waiting nearby with a large iron hook.
For deep-sea giants like this, they generally did not use landing nets when fishing. They used iron hooks instead.
Once the fish surfaced, an experienced deckhand would drive the iron hook into its body, and then several people would haul it aboard together.
Lin Qiyan finally arrived after hearing the news.
He raised his camera and aimed it at Lu Ao.
It was not just him filming. Every single person on the boat took out a phone to record as well.
They had no signal out at sea, but that did not stop them from recording the footage first and uploading it once they returned to shore.
The Moonfish was simply too famous. Not only was it expensive, but it was also extremely rare.
Unlike most large fish, Moonfish did not like living in schools. They were loners, and under such circumstances, humans simply could not track them.
Often, an entire stretch of sea had only one or two Moonfish.
People might spot a Moonfish but have no way to catch