My fishing game syncs with reality

"This anchovy is good as bait for fishing nests. It can also be fried and eaten. It's very fragrant. Use a cast net to get some."

Seeing that it was an anchovy, Gu Nan was not in a hurry to look for traces of the big fish.

The main reason is that there are too many dolphins at this time. Even if other schools of fish appear, he can't distinguish them with the fish finder. He has to slowly find opportunities for fishing.

Upon hearing this, An Jun and Ye Jing immediately went to the warehouse to take out the two throwing nets and threw them beside the boat.

Gu Nan's mouth twitched, and he simply lit a cigarette and stood nearby to smoke. Watching them busy, he could save some energy.

Unexpectedly, when he was halfway through smoking, Anjun shouted for help.

Gu Nan quickly smoked his cigarette and walked over, only to see that the throwing net was full of lively anchovies. There were so many that he didn't have enough strength to lift the anchovies up.

He had no choice but to reach out and lift up the net full of at least one hundred kilograms of anchovies.

Put it on the deck, pour out the anchovies inside, and it will immediately pile up into a hill.

"Anan, I have a lot of people here, please help me."

At this time, Ye Jing saw that they had brought the fish up and quickly asked for help.

The number of the second net is about the same. With these two nets alone, Gu Nan and the others will have enough bait this time, and they may not even use it up.

"Tsk, tsk, tsk, we don't need to spend money to buy bait when we go to sea in the future. There are still seven boxes in the refrigerated cabin. We can't use them all. We can't use them all!" An Jun shook his head and sighed as he looked at so many small anchovies.

It also illustrates the huge number of underwater fish schools from the side. I believe that after a while, more predators will be attracted.

At this time, while the dolphins were enjoying today's feast, a group of huge manta rays also came.

They don't swim very fast, but when they open their mouths, the huge mouth of the abyss suddenly generates a strong suction force.

The swimming speed of the small anchovy is not slow, but it is unable to move at all under the huge suction force. Its body is uncontrollably sucked into the huge mouth of the abyss, becoming fertilizer for the manta ray.

Then, various predators began to appear, and about four or five nautical miles away, there was a group of giant creatures slowly swimming towards this side.

At this time, Gu Nan was already driving the Nanchen to search above the fish, looking for a fishing spot.

Although the fish finder cannot tell him what big fish is under the water, he can roughly determine the identity of the underwater predator based on its movement speed and other aspects.

For example, dolphins basically gather together and fight on their own. Thousands of them only hunt in one area and do not disperse. Gu Nan is naturally not afraid of catching dolphins after staying away from there.

Sailfish, like a knight charging, the formation will be relatively neat and fast, and it can also be judged.

Some of them move alone, maybe sharks or other fish that like to move alone. These are not Gu Nan's goals.

His first choice is of course tuna. If there is no tuna, then swordfish is better than these fish that are alone.

After the dolphins, there must be tuna. This is basically true.

Gu Nan made a large circle and found what appeared to be a tuna school to the northeast of the dolphin shoal.

He had a black line on his face. He had just set sail from the other side of the dolphin group and made a full circle.

If he started from here, he would probably discover it immediately.

There were also few seabirds today, and he had just shuttled among the fish.

If it were the big flock of birds last time, Gu Nan would only dare to wander around the periphery at most.

Otherwise, once in and out, the fishing boat is guaranteed to turn into a dung boat.

Now that they were sure that this might be a school of tuna, Gu Nan and others immediately got busy.

Change the line set for tuna fishing, and then hang up the yellowtail fish you caught before.

It would be best if there were bigger live fish, but unfortunately they don't have any at the moment.

Although the anchovy is fresh, it is large enough and conspicuous enough to stand out for the tuna at the edge of the anchovy school.

There is no other way. With such a huge school of anchovies, something different must be done.

The main reason is that the anchovies are too small. If they were as big as the sardines from last time, we could use the same method as last time.

After the bait thrown by the three people slowly sank in the water, the predators on the bottom of the water discovered it immediately.

Just as Gu Nan had judged, there was indeed a group of tuna here.

But it's just the most common yellowfin tuna, which is basically about a hundred pounds in size, not particularly big.

Tuna need to keep swimming to absorb oxygen, and the amount of exercise makes them particularly good at eating.

He can generally eat nearly one-fifth of his body weight in food, making him a veritable big eater.

In addition, Gu Nan and the others threw quite a lot of bait. There was nothing they could do about it. Every time they went out to sea, the bait would be delivered to their door automatically. If they couldn’t use it up, why not use it as much as they could?

However, many of these baits will be carried along the current to unknown places.

The attracted tuna actually don't eat much, so as long as they see better bait on the hook after being attracted, they will naturally not let it go.

Gu Nan came to the side of the ship. He had already put on his belly belt, and the golden fishing rod in his hand was equipped with an electric winch.

This meeting will not be broadcast live. There is more convenient and labor-saving equipment, so of course he will use it.

If you use the electric winch to fish by yourself, I believe the fishing speed will be very fast.

Throw the bait into the water. This time, it is quite luxurious to use a yellow catfish weighing one hundred and one kilogram.

The investment in these few yellow croakers alone was more distressing than the three boxes of sardines he used to make a nest.

After about four or five minutes, the fishing rod in Gu Nan's hand suddenly sank, causing his body to lean forward slightly.

But he reacted quickly, immediately raised his pole to stab the fish, and then started to compete with the fish.

When fishing for tuna, An Jun and Ye Jing were both far away from him. They were not surprised to see him take the bait first. On the contrary, they were curious about the size of the fish, so they asked loudly: "Is the fish big?"

"It's just average. It only weighs about a hundred pounds."

Gu Nan had already turned on the electric winch and cooperated with himself to lift the fishing rod and reel in the line. Although the hooked tuna struggled vigorously, it could not run far.

He was slightly disappointed by the size of the tuna, but thinking that having tuna was better than nothing, he calmed down and worked hard to fish.

How can we often encounter large items weighing several hundred kilograms?

"That's it, but it's better than nothing." Ye Jing nodded when he heard this, and simply put the fishing rod in the stand and let the electric winch do the fishing.

He and An Jun both spent more than 20,000 yuan to buy large electric winches. As much as they felt distressed when they bought them, they are so happy when they know how to use them.

The two of them had thrown a lot of bait, and they didn't stop for a while, but they slowed down and occasionally threw one or two, so that the bait chain stayed at the side of the boat.

With the bait chain, even if there is a school of fish in front of you, it can attract some tuna, which is enough.

After a while, their fishing rods also hit fish invariably.

They pressed the electric choke and waited leisurely, much more leisurely than Gu Nan who came on stage in person.

But Gu Nan was very fast. It only took him less than half an hour to catch this hundred-pound tuna with the help of an electric winch.

After catching the fish, he didn't sit idle. He pressed the fishing rod on the stand, re-hooked a yellow croaker and threw it into the water.

Then he took out his spike and hammer and expertly tackled the caught yellowfin tuna.