I'm a junior in college this year, and I've linked my fishing check-in system.

Old Chen glanced up and said, "Isn't that a bad spot to throw it? It's too close to the reeds, it's easy to get caught."

"Give it a try."

Jiang Qian's main intention this time was to test what use the trajectory predicted by the system was for lure fishing. So he deliberately abandoned the idea of ​​following the fish's movements from his lure fishing experience and simply threw the lure in front of the school of fish.

The fog is actually quite thick today, so frankly speaking, it's not a good time for lure fishing.

Then, slowly rock the fishing reel, and the lure vibrates slightly in the water, swimming along the edge of the reed roots.

Old Chen looked at him and shook his head.

The young man couldn't sit still; he's still young.

but……

One second, two seconds, three seconds.

Jiang Qian felt the tip of the rod sink—

bingo!

"This actually works!"

His casting this time was almost entirely against the advice of lure fishing, because lure fishing is based on the premise that the fish's behavior is unpredictable, but he could predict it.

But to my surprise, it actually worked!

There really was some noise!

He flicked his wrist, caught the fish.

Old Chen was still muttering about how easy it was to get stuck when he saw that Jiang Qian's pole had already bent down.

"Hmm? The fish's here?"

Old Chen stood there, stunned.

This doesn't match his experience!

Jiang Qianli neatly reeled in the line and pulled it up with force!

[Fishing/Catching Proficiency +1!]

[The weight of the mandarin fish is increased by 1.5 jin!]

A medium-sized mandarin fish was pulled out of the water!

"Wow!" Old Chen's eyes widened. "A mandarin fish? He caught one on his very first cast?"

He initially thought that Jiang Qian's unscientific method would at most bring up some small fry, but...

Jiang Qian removed the mandarin fish from the hook and put it in the net. "Good luck, good luck, hehe..."

Such a small mandarin fish is really nothing to him.

And today he's aiming to earn more money, how could that possibly be enough?

Old Chen looked at the motionless float in front of him, then at Jiang Qian's fish basket, his expression somewhat complicated.

"This doesn't make sense..."

He didn't understand why Jiang Qian's fishing logic, which was clearly contrary to experience, still worked.

Jiang Qian had no idea what Old Chen was thinking. Looking at the reservoir in front of him, he was overjoyed.

"It seems that this system's predictions really do greatly improve lure fishing!"

He was now completely overjoyed.

If that's the case, then it means that his lure fishing efficiency will be greatly improved!

It has been elevated to an unimaginable level.

"I might even have a chance in something like a lure fishing open tournament..."

Jiang Qian perked up and continued fishing!

[Fishing/Catching Proficiency +1!]

[The mandarin fish weighs 3.1 jin (approximately 1.5 kg)!]

[Fishing/Catching Proficiency +1!]

[The mandarin fish weighs 2.2 jin (approximately 1.6 kg)!]

[Fishing/Catching Proficiency +1!]

……

Time passed second by second.

More than half an hour had passed since the start of the match.

The atmosphere on the big V's side has changed from initial high spirits to wailing.

325 Brother Zhou is feeling really frustrated today; he desperately hopes he won't catch any more fish.

Based on the current quantity, if he catches another fish of medium size, it might weigh 325 grams again...

"Why do you rarely do live streams, and when you do, it's always 325 grams?"

What a coincidence!

He's purely addicted to fishing and goes every day, but this is already the third time he's done a live stream on March 325th...

Logically speaking, if he really wanted to avoid it, he should have stopped. But he just wanted to take a gamble, what if it was a super big truck?

On the other side...

Semi-professional player Liu Feiyan has a different style.

He felt very distressed today.

Unlike Brother Zhou, who is purely a comedic character, he attracts fans with his fishing skills...

But he cast his line frantically, his arm almost giving out, and he only managed to catch a small fish weighing a few pounds!

He's not even as good as the funny Brother Zhou.

In the live stream, the chat was scrolling rapidly:

Is there something wrong with this reservoir? Why aren't there many fish, even for the common finless jellyfish?

[I agree. The previous case of the Yangtze giant softshell turtle might have been just an isolated incident... But this is Liu Feiyan, the runner-up in Ningxia-Jiangsu Province!]

[Yeah, yeah, it feels a bit like false advertising...]

Mr. Ji looked at the comments on the screen with some worry.

There's nothing wrong with the reservoir here.

However, if the posts by Liu Feiyan, one of the most popular fishing bloggers, become widespread, his business will inevitably be affected.

He runs a fishing-themed guesthouse. Although he doesn't care that much about money, letting Liu Feiyan run away with the money will eventually ruin his reputation with Liu Feiyan's fans!

Liu Feiyan had done something like this before!

Unfortunately, there was nothing he could do; he couldn't very well put the fish back in.

The only solution is for someone else to provide strong evidence.

Liu Feiyan blinked, and the photographer thought for a moment, then quickly understood, stood up, and began to wander around.

Mr. Ji was taken aback and began to get anxious.

But just then, he saw the direction Liu Feiyan's photographer was heading and let out a long sigh.

"Thank goodness he's here..."

……

The photographer's lens casually swept across the fishermen along the way, past Old Chen's back as he leisurely sat in a chair watching the float, and then inadvertently turned to Jiang Qian's spot in a secluded corner.

The photographer had only intended to take a quick glance and move on.

But when he looked closely at the fish basket next to Jiang Qian, he realized it was a different story.

It was packed full, and the fish scales shimmered in the sunlight.

The photographer stopped in his tracks.

The photographer zoomed in to make sure he wasn't seeing things.

There were at least five or six fish in that fish basket, and each one was quite large. At least three of them were mandarin fish with distinctive black spots.

"Holy crap, what's up with this guy?"

The photographer instinctively kept his lens firmly fixed on Jiang Qian.

In the live stream, the first to react were a few sharp-eyed viewers in the chat.

Wait, who's that? Is that a mandarin fish in the fish basket?

Holy crap, there are several huge mandarin fish!

Is that guy in the corner a contestant? Where did he come from?

Before the barrage of comments had even finished, Jiang Qian in the shot moved again.

With a flick of his wrist, he swung the lure rod in a smooth arc, sending the lure flying and landing precisely on the edge of a gap in the reeds.

As soon as the lure entered the water, Jiang Qian began to retrieve the line at a steady speed.

Three seconds!

The tip of the rod was pulled down sharply, bending into a terrifying arc!

The PE wire was flowing rapidly out of the spool, buzzing as it cut through the air!

The commotion was so great that even Brother Zhou and Liu Feiyan, who were far away, looked up.

"What's that noise over there?"

"It looks like someone caught a big fish."

Liu Feiyan stood there stunned. How could this be?

He could naturally tell that Jiang Qian was using lure fishing, but was this young man's lure fishing skills better than his?