I rely on fishing to achieve freedom in life

Chapter 76 Bailang’s revealed secret

Bailang went to sea this time. Firstly, he had rested for two days and was a little bored. The other purpose was to test his newly upgraded system capabilities.

It can be said that making money this time is the second most important thing, not the first.

The village chief nodded and said nothing more.

In fact, he was a little worried that Bailang would continue to catch bass this time out to sea. If that was the case, he might have to persuade him.

There are indeed too many bass caught in the whitewater during this period.

But fortunately, according to what he meant, the target of this trip to sea was not bass.

The two chatted for a while, and Wang Jianguo and Dazhu also got on the fishing boat one after another.

This time they did not cook noodles on the boat, but chose to eat bread directly. There was no other way. The conditions on the small fishing boat were too simple. Although they could cook, it was not as convenient as eating bread directly.

After everyone filled their stomachs, they began to make preparations for the sea.

With the addition of Wang Jianmin and Wang Jianping, the manpower on the ship is already very sufficient.

Coupled with Wang Jianguo and Dazhu, the preparations can be completed in the shortest time.

Bailang stood at the bow of the boat smoking a cigarette and carefully observed Wang Jianmin and Wang Jianping. It didn't take long for him to nod secretly in his heart.

Wang Jianguo's introduction was very reliable. It was obvious at a glance that the two of them were skilled workers. They were very familiar with the work on the ship and knew very well what had to be done at this time. Everything was in order.

The most important thing is that they take the initiative to find work without being told by others.

I don’t talk all the time when I’m doing things, there’s no such thing as chatting.

From all this, it can be seen that both of them are definitely honest people and work very hard.

Bailang was very satisfied. In fact, even if you have money, it is not easy to find a good employee.

On his ship, whether it is the village chief, Dazhu, Wang Jianguo, or the newcomers Wang Jianmin and Wang Jianping, they are all people who are willing to work.

From this point of view, it is very worthwhile to give them a fixed salary of 1 yuan a month, plus a 1% dividend every time they go overseas.

Because with his ability, he doesn’t worry about finding fish schools or catching fish, but worries about people who are willing to work hard.

If the people he recruits are all sneaky people who are afraid of hardship and tiredness, then he won't be able to catch many fish no matter how big the fish school is.

After Bai Lang finished smoking a cigarette, everything was ready.

After checking the time, it was almost 01:30 in the morning. He nodded and gave the order, and the fishing boat started heading towards the vast sea.

The roar of the motor broke the silence of the pier. People started to get up one after another, and fishing boats one after another began to leave the pier and headed towards the dark sea.

This is the life of a fisherman, day and night, very hard.

If you can get good results, all the hard work will be worth it.

But if you go to sea and find nothing, it will definitely be a very painful torture.

But there is no way, even if they know that this trip to sea is likely to be fruitless, most people who fish have to go to sea.

Because if you don’t go to sea, you will never gain anything. Only when you go to sea and work hard can you get rewards.

Bailang didn't mean to be sentimental at all.

Fishing at sea is a huge adventure for many people, but for him, it is just a numbers game.

Because every time he goes to sea, he will never come back empty-handed.

The difference lies in whether you catch more or less fish, or whether you catch high-value fish or ordinary fish.

Bailang stood at the bow of the ship. Half an hour after leaving the dock, he opened the system interface.

At the beginning, he did not target specific fish schools, but let the system refresh various information on its own.

"100 meters to the southeast, there are 10 stone Jiugongs, each weighing two taels."

"250 meters to the southwest, there are 30 mud fish, each weighing three taels."

"1250 meters to the northeast, there are two octopuses, both weighing eight taels." "."

Bailang frowned. This place was relatively close to the pier and still belonged to the coast.

Although there is a lot of information just refreshed, it has several important features.

One is that the number is not particularly large, and there are no big schools of fish.

In addition, they are all relatively common things and relatively small in size.

From this point of view, you really have to go farther. If you are still fishing in this sea area, it is almost impossible to find a large school of fish.

Bai Lang shook his head. He had been fishing in the nearby waters during this period, and the situation was already very familiar.

Now it seems that resources are really scarce.

If he hadn't been systematic and able to track fish schools, there would have been no such big gains during this period.

Of course, he was indeed lucky, and he encountered a large number of bass gathering together twice.

He is now grateful that he seized the opportunity, caught enough bass, and completed the system upgrade.

After the system upgrade, the search range was directly expanded to [-] meters. From this point of view, he could indirectly ignore the current lack of offshore resources.

It was a dark night, a dark sea, and the wind was blowing against my face, which was a bit cold.

The village chief drove his fishing boat to ride the wind and waves, but now they have not reached the lower row of hooks.

Dazhu, Wang Jianguo, and the newly joined Wang Jianmin and Wang Jianping, the four of them gathered together to smoke and chat.

"I said you two, do you need to be so curious? The prodigal son is looking for and tracking fish schools. If he finds anything later, he will tell us about the lower row of hooks!"

Wang Jianguo discovered that Wang Jianmin and Wang Jianping were always absent-minded while chatting, and after a while they would glance at Bailang standing on the bow of the boat.

They were obviously very curious about what Bailang was doing.

"Honestly, I'm not afraid of your jokes. I'm really curious. Since I came back, I've been hearing people say that the prodigal son is very good at fishing and can track fish schools. Now that I'm on the boat, I want to see what it's like. Something happened."

Wang Jianmin scratched his hair a little embarrassed.

When he and Wang Jianguo were chatting just now, there was not a single word. Sometimes Wang Jianguo even said several words, but neither he nor Wang Jianping responded.

This clearly meant that all the mental attention was focused on Bai Lang.

"I'm also very curious. This fact is really amazing."

Wang Jianping nodded.

Both of them were very curious about how Bailang tracked the fish.

"This is not surprising at all. When we first followed the prodigal son out to sea, we were also very shocked and curious. We even ran to him and carefully observed how he did it, but in the end we found nothing.

We simply don’t know how the prodigal son can tell where the fish, shrimps and crabs are in the sea water.”

Wang Jianguo understood the curious mood of the two of them very well.

Because I was exactly like them when I first started.

"Is this okay? It's okay to just run to the prodigal son?"

Wang Jianping was very shocked.

He didn't expect that Wang Jianguo would actually run to Bai Lang, trying to figure out how Bai Lang tracked the fish.

To him, this kind of thing seemed a bit taboo.

Because for a person who can track schools of fish, there must be a lot of secrets involved.

It was even said that if this skill was secretly learned by others or spread out, it would definitely be a very serious matter.

No matter how you say it, Wang Jianguo is just an outsider and an elder in the village. It is really inappropriate to do such a thing.

(End of this chapter)