Beachcombing: The beach is full of amazing seafood, but my wife won't let me get out of bed!

"Hey guys, wanna grab some shrimp bricks?" Big Bear called out as he came up to the deck.

Lin Tao waved: "Brother Xiong, give us two pieces."

Big Bear registered his hand tag and had two shrimp bricks delivered to him.

"May you get amazing loot!"

Lin Tao took the shrimp brick and turned to greet Wu Sui and the three young men.

"Come on, everyone, let's divide it up. Two pieces from Chi Zai are enough for us."

He placed one of the shrimp bricks on the deck, stomped on it a few times with his heel, and it shattered into small ice shards.

Lin Tao grabbed a handful of fishy-smelling shrimp meat and tossed it out along the side of the boat.

Under the water's surface, the countless tiny lights seemed to explode, rushing wildly towards the spot where the pieces of meat had fallen into the water.

The water surface was immediately filled with a series of splashes as fish scrambled for food.

"Selinm, so many fish."

Those three young men were just throwing up terribly in the cabin.

Now, seeing this spectacle, my eyes are practically glowing green, and my seasickness has vanished into thin air.

The three quickly threw the hooks they were holding into the water.

Just seconds after the sinker with the hook sank, the tips of all three rods began to shake wildly in unison.

"I won! I won!"

A young man shouted excitedly and frantically cranked the fishing reel.

Upon closer inspection, it turned out that four small fish were hanging from the five small hooks on the string.

The other two were not to be outdone, and they also pulled up fully hooked fish.

"Haha, these are so easy to catch! They bite even with an empty hook."

"I have a really big one here, at least half a pound..."

The three young men were so excited that their faces turned red. They picked the fish off the hook and threw them into the bucket they could reach, then quickly hooked them back up and threw them down again.

Seeing their naive and unsophisticated expressions, Wu Sui wasn't in a hurry to cast his line.

He leaned the lure rod against the gunwale, turned around, took out a camera, and hung it around his neck.

"Brother Chen, stop focusing on your work and look at the camera."

Wu Sui raised his camera and called out to Chen Ping, who was standing to the side taking notes.

Chen Ping paused for a moment, then pushed up his glasses, smiled somewhat embarrassedly, and still looked at the camera cooperatively.

The flash went off, and a photo was captured.

Wu Sui then turned to face the three young men who were busy picking fish.

"Bro, raise it higher, show the fish."

Click!Click!

After taking two photos, Wu Sui finally put down the camera with satisfaction.

"Brother, once you get the photos developed, you absolutely have to send us a copy!" a young man said somewhat embarrassedly.

"Don't worry, you'll all get your share."

Wu Sui put the camera away before picking up his fishing rod again.

There were more than thirty people on the deck, all frantically trying to catch fish.

Behind each person, in the bucket, were splashes of water as fish thrashed about.

Wu Sui walked to the side of the boat and did not blindly throw the hook down like the others.

He focused his mind, and the radar images in his mind unfolded.

At a depth of about 30 meters underwater, there were countless tiny points of light.

But among these tiny specks of light, Wu Sui spotted a few bright spots that were noticeably larger.

"You're the ones."

Wu Sui aimed carefully and flicked his wrist.

The fishing hook landed above those large, bright spots.

The sinker, along with the fishing rig, sank rapidly.

Wu Sui stared at the radar, watching as the fishing rig passed right through the large dots of light, and then tugged at the fishing rod.

in!

Wu Sui slowly and deliberately rocked the fishing boat, feeling the struggling force coming from underwater.

Soon, the fishing rig broke through the water.

Five fish were hanging from five hooks.

Each one is as long as an adult's palm, with a beautiful bluish-green back that shimmers under the light.

Wu Sui skillfully removed the fish, threw it into the bucket of running water behind him, and cast his line again.

I fished more than ten times in a row.

Every cast brought up a full hook, and all of them were quite large.

Lin Tao was busy untangling a small fish that was caught on a hook when he glanced at Wu Sui's bucket of live water and was immediately stunned.

He looked at the tiny little things in his bucket, only two or three fingers wide, and then at the much larger ones in Wu Sui's bucket, his face full of puzzlement.

"Ah Sui, this is weird."

Lin Tao came over and kicked Wu Sui's bucket of water.

"Everyone casts their lines in the same spot, so how come you're only catching big ones? Does this fish pick and choose its catcher?"

Wu Sui stared at the water and casually made up a story: "My hook is big, small fish can't swallow it, so I only catch big ones."

Lin Tao glanced at Wu Sui's fishing rig with a mixture of disbelief and skepticism.

"Nonsense, your hooks are the same as mine, we both use size 5 hooks."

Wu Sui grinned: "If you think yours is too small, you can use mine later."

Having said that, he stopped dwelling on the issue and continued casting.

Lin Tao pursed his lips, deciding not to go fishing anymore.

Chizi was meant to be used as bait, so catching too many was pointless. He simply put away his fishing rod and watched Wu Sui fish.

Wu Sui planned to cast his last two lines and then go back to sleep.

He spotted a bright spot on the radar and cast his fishing hook over it.

I was just about to pull the rod back.

suddenly!

The pole in his hand suddenly sank down hard.

The force came suddenly, catching Wu Sui off guard, and the fishing rod almost flew out of his hand.

Holy crap!

He exclaimed in surprise, gripped the rod handle with both hands, and instinctively spread his legs to steady himself.

The spinning wheel emitted a piercing scream.

"Sizzle sizzle..."

The thin thread inside the spool is like a wild horse, rushing wildly outwards.

The commotion here is too great.

The people around who were originally focused on fishing in the pond were all drawn to the sound of the line being pulled.

"Ah Sui, what happened? What did you get?"

"I don't know, but he's quite strong." Wu Sui gritted his teeth, his arm muscles tense, bracing against the fishing rod that was bent into an exaggerated U-shape.

"The unloading is too loose, tighten it a bit, otherwise it will completely wipe out the cable."

Seeing the rapidly decreasing line count, Lin Tao was sweating profusely and reached out to help Wu Sui tighten the drag on the fishing reel a few turns.

The pace of qualification has finally slowed down.

However, this resulted in the rod body bearing greater pressure.

"Creak..."

"With that commotion, it must have weighed at least several tens of kilograms, right?"

"It's risky. The fishing line for pond fishing is too thin, and the hooks are too small. It's easy for the line to break and the fish to get away."

"Yeah, this lure rod is too soft, it's impossible to control."

"I don't know if this handsome guy is lucky or unlucky, but he actually caught a fish while fishing for bait."

"A newbie, huh? Just lucky with your hands..."

The crowd was buzzing with discussion, but no one left; they all stayed to watch the spectacle.

Seeing this, Chen Ping quickly turned around and called to the three young men who were still in a daze.

"You guys, hurry up and reel in your lines. Otherwise, a big fish might swim away and tangle your lines!"

The three young people then realized what was happening and hurriedly tried to rewind the wire.

Big Bear suddenly appeared out of nowhere, carrying a hook, and squeezed into the crowd.

"Hey handsome, you're so lucky! You caught a big fish even while fishing in a small pond. Hold on!"

Wu Sui had no time to pay attention to them at that moment.

He was completely absorbed in feeling the brute force coming from underwater.

This surge of energy doesn't feel like that of a bottom-dwelling grouper or a heavy, lifeless eel; it's more like that of a predator roaming the upper and middle layers of the atmosphere.

Extremely fast speed and amazing explosive power.

Based on his experience, it wouldn't be a very valuable fish.

A demon-faced blade? Or a sea wolf?

Several possible names flashed through Wu Sui's mind.

Regardless of what kind of fish it is, this is the first one caught on this deep-sea fishing trip, so it's something to be happy about.