Japanese Entertainment: From special effects actor to action superstar

Chapter 316 This is my first time fishing

Fishing is a very ancient sport. It is said that as early as many years ago, Jiang Ziya exchanged fishing for a position as prime minister.

It can be said that fishing is a profitable business.

The prerequisite is to be able to catch fish.

The yacht we rented for this sea voyage was a medium-sized one, which could carry dozens of people at the same time for eating, drinking and having fun at sea for a few days before returning home. Although such a boat does not have the ability to travel long distances, it can still be used in the near sea.

Manxia Long took out the big treasure he had prepared for many years.

"Fishing rod! This is a rod specifically for sea fishing. You might not know this, but as a Yokohama native, I've mastered deep fishing skills since I was a child."

Gu Ming nodded: "Actually, I can fish too, but not in the same way as you."

Manatsu Ryu said, "Brother Furuya, you know how to fish in shallow water?"

Gu Ming shook his head, then cleared his throat and said, "Toei is number one in the world! All Toho productions are garbage!"

Manatsu Ryu was shocked: "You must be joking! Toho obviously has many classic works!"

He was about to list some of the wonderful works produced by Toho, but Gu Ming had already spread his hands.

look.

Isn’t this a fish?

Ordinary fishing does not have bait.

There's no such thing as a horse for this kind of fishing.

There were no other tourists on the boat, only a few sailors. This kind of small yacht does not require many people. Except for the captain and a mechanic, everyone else seemed to be just ordinary sailors.

Manatsu Ryu had already said hello, and soon the sailor brought a set of fishing rods.

"This rod is specifically for sea fishing. It can be lowered into shallow water, probably less than twenty meters, so it's suitable for near-shore fishing. I think you can still catch something in this season."

In winter, you can still catch fish.

Gu Ming took it and tried it. His first impression was that it was very long. It was much longer than any other fishing rod he had ever seen.

Gu Ming tried swinging it twice and felt a rebound at the end.

"Brother Gugu, are you a novice in this action?"

Manaka Ryuton showed a sympathetic expression: "It's okay, I can actually teach you. You probably don't know, but I have a title in Yokohama."

Gu Ming said, "Isn't it some Yokohama Fishing King or something like that?"

If it’s that kind of title, the story will seem familiar.

Manatsu Ryu was quite surprised.

"How did you know I was once known as the Yokohama Boy Fishing King?"

"Just a gut feeling."

Gu Ming waved his hand.

Let’s not talk about that for now, let’s talk about fishing first!

……

……

On the lower deck close to the sea, several male colleagues from the office gathered together.

The female compatriots were all on the upper deck, and it was obvious that fishing was not very interesting to them.

The sailor pointed out the situation, and the captain had a clear view of the place from his position on the upper deck.

Gu Ming picked up a sticky mass and stared at it for a long time before confirming it.

This thing should not be eaten.

The sailor explained in a low voice: "This is sea maggots, a very common bait for sea fishing."

Gu Ming responded and put on the sticky thing like a sailor.

After casting the fishing rod and sitting down, Gu Ming began to feel confused.

What to do next?

"So can we catch some knifefish?"

"Sanma? That's unlikely."

Moritsugu Akira suddenly interrupted, "If you want to fish for saury, you can only go to Hokkaido. You can only find saury around Hokkaido this season."

Gu Ming sighed.

that's too regretful.

The fried knife fish is delicious!
The sailor hesitated to speak.

Knife fish and saury are not the same thing!

But it didn't matter; they were just being paid. "The main fish around Yokohama is mackerel, which is also a very delicious fish," the sailor explained. "We have all kinds of cooking equipment on board. If you can catch a good catch, you can enjoy your lunch."

Gu Ming raised his eyelids and glanced at the sailor.

Fishing is not that easy! He is already getting a little restless.

Gu Ming couldn't sit still, but someone else could. Zhen Xialong quickly started to reel, and after a few operations, he brought a mackerel out of the water.

"Oh! This gentleman looks very experienced!"

"That's right. After all, I grew up in Yokohama."

Manatsu Ryu put one hand on the fisherman's chair and said proudly, "It's okay even if we go to the open sea. Maybe we can catch a big fish, like a giant grouper."

Gu Ming raised his eyelids.

"Big fish, how big is it?"

"Maybe hundreds of pounds!"

The sailor interrupted at the right moment.

"For beginners, it's best not to go deep-sea fishing. It's good to try near-shore fishing."

Gu Ming also thought it would be a good idea to start from near the coast.

After asking the sailors about some things, they chose to remain silent and stop interfering out of professionalism.

Thanks to this, Gu Ming gradually calmed down.

Although it was the sea surface near the coast, the sea in the 1980s naturally did not have the gloomy feeling of later generations. The water was very clear and the ripples were also very beautiful. Looking up, you could occasionally see some nearby ships and lighthouses on the coastline.

Looking up, he saw blue sky and white clouds, as well as some water birds that Gu Ming knew and some that he didn't.

"I have a chance to take a break from my busy life..."

Gu Ming sighed inwardly.

Although I don't know what's so fun about fishing, it's really nice to find a quiet morning like this, lie on a fisherman's chair, and have the wobbly deck beneath you.

The fishing rod in front of me suddenly trembled a few times.

Before Gu Ming could come to his senses, Zhen Xialong beside him had hurriedly picked up the fishing rod and urged Gu Ming to reel in the line.

"Okay, I'm coming!"

Gu Ming grabbed the fishing rod with both hands and pulled it hard.

But there was a cracking sound, and the fishing rod could not withstand such short-term stress and broke on the spot.

Gu Ming: ...?
Manatsu Ryu stood up, but sat down again.

Alas, not surprising.

Sit down and operate normally!

Several sailors seemed to be hesitant to speak.

Gu Ming used the fishing rod on the boat, and he would have to pay for it if it broke.

However, these people don’t look like they can’t come up with the money, so let’s not talk about it for now.

"So you should prepare a fishing rod that suits you before going out to sea."

They borrowed a new fishing rod again, and several people gathered around Gu Ming and talked about it.

It is not necessary to be very clear about when to exert force and when to reel, as long as you don't damage the fishing rod.

Gu Ming nodded repeatedly after hearing this.

It’s just fishing, don’t worry, it won’t happen again this time!
With a certain degree of caution, Gu Ming put down his fishing rod and stared at the ripples on the water for more than ten minutes. He was so impatient that he couldn't help but want to turn around and talk to the sailor several times.

This is not interesting at all! Might as well just find him a cell phone to play with!

It was not until the fishing rod trembled again that Gu Ming reached out his hand. With the help of the sailor, he took some effort and finally pulled a living mackerel out of the water.

The mackerel was not very big, only about thirty or forty centimeters, but Gu Ming still shouted loudly for a while, and suddenly rushed onto the deck with a bucket and the small mackerel he had just caught.

"Look! I caught a fish!"

On the deck, several women of various kinds looked at Gu Ming, seeming to want to say something but stopping themselves.

Logically speaking, you, Gu Gu Ming, don’t seem like the kind of person who would get so excited!

"Oh, you don't understand this!"

Gu Ming shook the bucket.

Cheers to the little surprises in life!

They spread their hands and returned to the lower deck.

Now, Gu Ming has found some fun in fishing.

(End of this chapter)