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"Listen closely, Corn. It sounds like a woman is crying!" The once joyful and peaceful Booth was shaken by Potato's remark, causing the Beauty Broadcaster to shudder immediately.
"Potato, stop talking nonsense! Scaring people like this in the middle of the night could give someone a heart attack!" The Beauty Broadcaster, who had been contemplating how to create a terrifying atmosphere, now felt the urge to end the stream after Potato's comment.
"Really, listen! Pay attention! It's coming from the bushes!" Potato whispered, pointing towards the source of the sound.
At this reminder, the entire broadcasting team reacted quickly, turning their phones to focus on the bushes. The Beauty Broadcaster had intended to scare Wang Ergou and the others but now found herself caught in the spotlight of their phones. Shi Tian felt somewhat speechless.
"What are you filming? Are you taking a dump? Be careful or you'll get our Booth shut down!" As they were about to be discovered, Shi Tian shouted, taking advantage of their momentary confusion to make a quick escape. This group of broadcasters was terrifying; they would do anything for views!
Carrying their equipment over, they found a group still rummaging through the bushes, unsure of what they were searching for.
Shi Tian positioned his Fishing Platform next to Sun Lang and saw Wang Ergou approaching with a teasing grin. "So, finished your business? Did you wipe?"
Not engaging with Wang Ergou's banter, Shi Tian busily checked his Alive Rod. "How's it going? Any big catches?"
"Not yet. I've only caught a few fish weighing around seven or eight pounds; ten pounds at most. No twenty-pounders here!"
Lighting a cigarette and watching Shi Tian set up his fishing spot, Wang Ergou casually grabbed the remaining half pack of Wo Liao that Shi Tian had left behind. He took a handful of Wo Liao as bait for Shi Tian and tossed him a cigarette before striding off.
So he came over just to swipe that half pack of Wo Liao! Wang Ergou is quite clever! No wonder he doesn’t bother with his own Rod and prefers to watch Shi Tian fish!
Wang Ergou was generous with his catch; he hooked a Hua Zi right away. Was that the cigarette he promised him on the boat?
The fishing conditions at Yi Tian Reservoir weren't great; these three had been fishing here for half the day. The effectiveness of Wo Liao as bait was limited, and it seemed that most of the Azure Catfish in the area had already been caught.
Half an hour passed without any movement on their Float; even Wang Ergou’s side showed little action. It was still early in the evening—only nine o'clock—so where were all the fish? Even those few anglers onshore were showcasing their skills to keep their Booths lively!
Catching Azure Catfish relied on patience, something Shi Tian was mentally prepared for. He reached for a bottle of water, unscrewed the cap, and just as he brought it to his lips, the Float slowly dipped.
Quickly putting the bottle aside and gripping his Rod, he noticed the Float had stopped moving again. Shi Tian felt exasperated!
He picked up the bottle again; as he tilted it back, the Float dipped once more. Putting it down again resulted in no movement from the Float!
This fish must have studied guerrilla tactics; it knew how to strategize!
Just two dips—no need to rush. Shi Tian decided to play a waiting game. He held onto the bottle without putting it down, tilting his head back while keeping one eye on the Float—he would only put down the bottle when it dipped!
Sure enough, before finishing his water, the Float gradually sank until it finally dipped under. Shi Tian silently counted to two before raising his rod to hook the fish. With a splash echoing through the water, he finally set down his water bottle with confidence—now let’s see where you think you can escape!
As soon as Shi Tian hooked a fish, all three broadcasters instinctively moved aside. With a camera zoom-out, they could maintain their audience's interest for another half hour!
Using an eight-character method for reeling in fish, he first raised his Rod high! The fish on his Hook was quite large and nearly yanked his Rod out of his hands!
The first surge of power passed, and the fish was halfway into the net. Waiting for the second surge to come, it would soon be flipped onto its back.
Twenty minutes passed, and the rod pulled hard. Shi Tian decisively released some line; now was not the time for a head-on confrontation. Everything would wait until this wave of power subsided.
As soon as the second surge passed, Sun Lang struggled with the net. It was difficult to haul the fish up alone; he needed help!
When the fish reached the shore, Sun Lang plunged the net into the water and scooped it up. The fish was secure!
It weighed over thirty pounds! Not bad at all! Right from the start, it was a big catch! As the fish came up, Sun Lang helped remove the hook and weighed the net in his hands.
Xiao Yu wasn’t worth mentioning; this was completely routine! Feeling a bit smug, he held up the fish for Sun Lang to take a few photos before placing it in the net.
With one fish in the net, seeing more approaching, Shi Tian quickly lit a cigarette to celebrate!
Cigarettes were quite handy; they could keep the fish at bay. As soon as he lit one, the fish would instinctively avoid him, or else they risked being banned!
After changing bait and casting again, there likely wouldn’t be any more fish for a while due to all this commotion. First, he sent the photos to his social media and group chat to bring some attention to Yi Tian Reservoir!
If they were at Heikeng, after catching a Bighead Carp, they would quickly replenish their bait to keep the fish around. But in wild waters, fish were naturally wary, making that approach less effective.
Shi Tian was busy on his phone while some fish in the water were getting a bit sneaky. One particular water ghost hadn’t eaten for a day and night; smelling the Azure Wind Antelope scent made it drool with anticipation.
It swam out from deeper waters, drawn closer by the enticing aroma. It seemed last night’s jab hadn’t taught it much of a lesson!
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