Farmer sister: Escape from wilderness and farm with Lingquan space

"Uncle Bama, I want to fish too! Please teach me how to fish!"

After running like crazy for a while, even the most energetic little body felt a little tired. Seven-year-old Qiao Bei saw Bama fishing and wanted to try it too.

"Oh, young master, you can't do that! The fish in this sea are big and small, some are even bigger than the boat. You are too weak. Don't be careful not to catch any fish and end up being dragged into the sea by them!"

Bama usually always responds to the little master's requests, but sea fishing is a strenuous job and is not suitable for children. What if the little master is caught by a fish if he is not careful?

However, the children had never seen the power of sea fish and insisted on giving it a try.

Bama had no choice but to let Qiao Bei stand in front of him with the fishing rod in hand.

He squatted behind Qiao Bei, stretched out his hand to hold the fishing rod, and held the little master in his arms in a protective posture, fearing that the fish would drag the little master away once it took the bait.

Bama used ordinary corn steamed buns as bait, and it took a long time to catch a fish.

The children watching gradually became impatient and lost interest in fishing, and started playing "Eagle Catches Chicken" on the deck again.

However, Qiao Bei remained patient and fished for more than an hour with Uncle Bama's company, catching seven or eight fish of various sizes.

Qiao Ran watched from the side and nodded. Her younger brother was so determined at such a young age. He was sure to achieve great things in the future.

As the sky gradually darkened, it was almost time for dinner.

Qiao Ran walked over, grabbed a few times in the bait basin, and let the spiritual spring water seep into the bait. She said to Qiao Bei, who was still very interested:

"Xiaobei, fish harder! Whether we can have grilled sea fish for dinner depends on you!"

Xiao Bei looked at his family members behind him, all looking at him with encouraging eyes, and felt a little embarrassed:

"But I only caught a few fish after fishing all afternoon. I'm afraid it won't be enough to eat."

Qiao Ran encouraged:

"Don't worry, I believe in you. You can do it! I believe you will catch fish very quickly next time."

"Yeah……?"

Before Qiao Bei could finish his doubtful words, the fishing rod he had just put down started to move.

"Have it!"

The little guy pulled hard and almost fell over. Fortunately, Uncle Bama’s big hand was there to block him.

"This is a big one!"

The little guy didn't mind at all that he was almost caught by a fish. He shouted excitedly and hurried to put away his fishing rod.

When the children who were playing on the other side of the deck heard this, they ran over excitedly.

Everyone started helping to pull the fishing rod, wanting to see what kind of big fish it was.

Even Xiao Ba stood on tiptoe and stretched out his chubby little hands to help.

Unfortunately, he was too short, and even if he jumped, he couldn't reach the fishing rod above his head. In a hurry, he grabbed Qiao Nan's trouser leg and climbed up:

"Er Guo! Er Guo! Hug! I want to fish!"

Qiao Nan had no choice but to bend down and pick him up so that his short little hands could touch the fishing rod.

With the concerted efforts of Bama and several children from the Qiao family, the buoy moved closer and closer, and the prey under the water slowly appeared.

"Wow! What a big turtle!"

"This is a sea turtle! It's really bigger than any turtle we've seen before, much, much bigger!"

"Its back is so wide! It's like a small boat! I think I could sit on its back and let it carry me. It might be more fun than riding a boat!"

Several children chattered excitedly.

Even the soldiers from the navy camp on the ship ran over to watch out of curiosity.

They had caught turtles before, but not as big as this one.

"Is this turtle about to become a spirit? It's so huge!"

"It really is like a small boat. It's too big!"

"This turtle is so big, it must be hundreds of years old. I'm afraid it can't be eaten, right?"