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Over thirty pounds of sea fish for a thousand dollars, such a large Wild Fish, about ten dollars a pound. Just one fish at this price is a guaranteed profit, provided you can reel it in without losing the line or the hook!
I would love to buy some, but unfortunately, my pockets are empty. How about I pay after the fish is caught and sold? Just joking around, Lobster and Wang Ergou didn’t rush to cast their lines; instead, they left enough space for Shi Tian to reel in the fish first.
"Keep an eye on Xiao Tian for me; I’ll check over there!" After giving Lobster a pat, Wang Ergou got up and walked toward the sea. He finally spotted someone fishing alone and needed to find a good spot.
However, the sea is usually generous; he really couldn’t bring himself to cause trouble there. If it were Calmly or Da Gui Wang, he would definitely make the other party pay!
Wang Ergou wasn’t worried about Shi Tian reeling in a big fish. With Shi Tian’s gear and skills, this fish was nothing to worry about. The Iso Rod in Shi Tian's hands was quite impressive; he had always wanted to try it out. However, thinking about the price of over a hundred thousand, he decided against it, fearing that once he got his hands on it, he wouldn’t be able to forget it.
A customized rod without a reel costs seventy-two thousand; with a reel, it’s twelve thousand. This price has already filtered out ninety-nine percent of Fishing Buddies; even if one fished for a lifetime, they wouldn’t be able to afford it.
Liu Lei could spend over eighty thousand on a rod because he was a professional competitor; this was his weapon. The eighty thousand he spent wasn’t wasted—after participating in several competitions, not only did his ranking improve significantly, but he also won prizes. This indirectly increased his value by that eighty thousand!
Having won awards and continuing with live streaming, Liu Lei's career was thriving. He was already planning to buy another rod but decided to wait until after the holidays. In one or two months, he could save up fourteen thousand; that was still worth it.
"Hey! A Bigeye Mullet! It must weigh around ten pounds! Impressive!" Wang Ergou congratulated Sun Lang with a hint of mischief and then patted the sea on the shoulder. "So, what big fish did you catch?"
Seeing Wang Ergou’s expression made the sea feel somewhat frustrated. This guy really had a nose for trouble.
"I just taught Sister Lang how to use the Water Drop Reel, and she hasn’t even cast her line yet! Aren't you guys going to fish for water ghosts? How come you have time to come here?"
Wang Ergou's arrival surely meant trouble; tonight would probably cost him!
"Perfect timing! We just got here! Let’s go for it! In two hours, whoever catches less has to treat!" After saying that, Wang Ergou turned around and waited for Shi Tianyu to come up so he could start.
Spending a thousand dollars on fish caught by Shi Tian’s rod didn’t interest Shen Che Ge at all; that was already beyond his pocket money limit! As for dipping into his savings—that was out of the question; it wasn’t something serious enough to explain to his wife!
As the fish reached the shore, Lobster scooped down with a net and brought up a Big Red Friend.
After removing the hook and using the Control Fish Tool, they found it weighed thirty-six pounds. Selling it as food could still yield a good price; however, selling it as an ornamental fish would fetch even more.
After taking several photos, Shi Tian hurriedly placed the fish into the large tank inside the shop. A live fish is worth more than a dead one; once it dies, its price could drop by thirty or forty percent.
Just as he was about to head back to his fishing spot, Shi Tian found himself blocked inside the shop; during peak hours in the evening, many people came in for supplies. Of course, quite a few Fishing Buddies were also summoned home and stopped by to restock their gear.
Sun Lang clearly noticed what was happening inside the shop and reluctantly put away his Lure Rod. After fishing all afternoon yesterday, fishing again today felt somewhat excessive!
"Boss, let me take over! Are you going back out to fish some more?" Sun Lang rushed into the shop and placed his Lure Rod behind the counter before smiling at Shi Tian.
"No need; I’ll keep an eye on things for now. Just bring my gear over! I’m done fishing for today!" After glancing at Sun Lang, Shi Tian began giving this shopkeeper a Bro title called Live Shrimp.
This Bro wasn’t his target; rather, another Bro who came from Liudao Bay was his real goal. Once inside the shop, he leaned over the tank to study those few fish—tonight’s first catch would definitely be from him!
After sending off the customer, Shi Tian stared at the bro leaning over the fish tank and said, "Just caught it, want to take one for a trade?"
The bro looked up at Shi Tian and shook his head. "Get me two rolls of line and two packs of hooks! This Big Red Friend is the one you just caught, right? What's the price?"
He was indeed interested in the Big Red Friend, but it was clear that this fish wouldn't come cheap, so he needed to think it over carefully.
"It just came out of the water less than twenty minutes ago; it’s worth a thousand!" While handing the bro the hooks and line, Shi Tian spoke.
That price definitely couldn’t be accepted. "Let’s see how it goes! If this fish is still in good condition later, I’ll take it!" The bro glanced at the fish tank and pondered for a moment before continuing.
If this fish could be kept alive, a thousand dollars wouldn’t be too much. However, if it were just for eating, spending that much on a single fish seemed excessive unless it was for an important guest.
As soon as the bro spoke, Shi Tian understood; he wanted to buy it as an ornamental fish!
"This fish is quite a catch; I can’t guarantee it will still be here later. If no one offers that price within a day, I’ll hold it for you. But if someone does make an offer, I can’t refuse!"
After handing over the items to the bro and watching him scan the code, Shi Tian noticed him squatting by the large tank, studying the fish intently. He really was a true fish enthusiast!
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