As a Fisherman, My Fish Can Level Up

Chapter 318 - 318 273 A Good Start

?Chapter 318: Chapter 273: A Good Start Chapter 318: Chapter 273: A Good Start Jiang Luoluo quickly stood up upon noticing the situation with the fishing rod and skillfully grabbed the rod and yanked it upwards with both hands.

“Swoosh~”
The hook had set!

But she couldn’t relax yet, as after hooking a fish it was usually necessary to rapidly turn the reel to wind in the line. If the line wasn’t taut enough, and had some slack, there was still a chance for the fish to escape.

Therefore, Jiang Luoluo immediately pressed the button to activate the electric reel to work on its own.

The fish was big, and the reeling speed of the electric reel was unprecedentedly slow; there were even moments when the fish’s surges would cause the line to be pulled out bit by bit.

The electric reel became very hot in just a short while.

Seeing this, Jiang Luoluo had no choice but to turn it off and quickly picked up a block of ice she had previously prepared in the cold storage to cool it down.

When using an electric reel to fish for large specimens, cooling is a necessary consideration.

Seizing the opportunity, the big fish in the water burst forth in an attempt to escape, and Jiang Luoluo’s small hands clutched on the reel handle, powerless to stop it, her small face turning red with the effort.

Fortunately, she could at least ensure the line was taut, preventing the big fish in the water from getting the chance to “breathe” through its gills.

Once the electric reel cooled down a bit, she immediately turned it back on and resumed the tug-of-war with the big fish.

During the struggle, the big fish, unable to swim away, could only move back and forth from side to side.

Chu Mingcheng frowned at this scene. Despite being several meters away from Jiang Luoluo, a small lapse in attention could lead their lines to cross.

If that happened, there was a risk that both lines would snap, allowing the big fish to get away.

So, he stood up holding his rod and pulled it to the left.

The fish underwater, outmatched in strength and instinctively swimming towards the left due to the pain in its mouth, was dragged in that direction.

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