Fisherwoman: After my divorce, I became rich by fishing at sea

Fu Liang quickly turned around and threw the fishing net in his hand out with force.

They brought two kinds of nets, one was an ordinary pull net, and the other was a circular pull net modified by Fu Liang himself.

One advantage of a circular dragnet is that as long as the net covers the fish, there will be a rope underneath that will quickly tighten when the net is pulled up, thus preventing the fish from escaping.

When Fu Liang pulled up the fishing net, he felt that there were a lot of fish in the net. The fishing net in his hand was very strong, and he could feel that there were many fish jumping around in it.

"Awan, come and help."

It became harder and harder to pull up the fishing net. The veins on Fu Liang's hands were popping out. He was still short of strength to pull up the fishing net.

Fu Wan quickly grabbed the fishing net and worked together with Fu Liang.

"one two Three!"

Both of them used all their strength and finally pulled the fishing net onto the boat.

"It's all golden pomfret!"

After the two men pulled the fishing net ashore, they collapsed to the ground. Fu Liang saw at a glance a net full of pomfret with golden edges in the fishing net.

Fu Wan glanced at the net of golden pomfret and felt a little regretful. She hadn't seen it clearly when she first went down, and she only saw that there were a lot of fish.

It's a pity it's not white pomfret.

But golden pomfret would be fine too.

Fu Liang didn't know what Fu Wan was thinking. In his opinion, having this net of golden pomfret was very good.

The meat of golden pomfret is firm and not as delicate as that of white pomfret, but it is much larger than that of white pomfret.

There are only a dozen golden pomfret in this net, and each weighs about ten kilograms.

Fu Wan and Fu Liang took the golden pomfret out of the fishing net and then cast the net down again.

This time the fishing net was not very heavy, so Fu Liang pulled it up by himself.

Fortunately, there is no air force.

In addition to two or three golden pomfret, there were also several sea bream in the net.

Seeing that this net didn't yield any results, Fu Wan thought about going into the sea again to try.

"Brother Liang, go to the internet cafe and run around the deserted island. I'll go down and take a look."

After Fu Liang responded, Fu Wan took the net bag and went into the sea.

She could try her luck with the trawling net, so she would go out hunting and catch a few lobsters or something to provide a meal for both families.

The advantage of underwater hunting is that you can catch whatever you want, just like eating at a buffet, you can catch whatever you want as long as you can catch it.

As for the disadvantages, they are also obvious. The fish caught are basically injured, and the number of lobsters caught is also small, only enough for ourselves to eat.

The sea water at night was a little cold when she first went down. Fu Wan waited for two minutes and then dived down.

The seabed is more lively at night than during the day. There are many lobsters, sea cucumbers, and even moray eels that like to appear at night.

Although the conger eel tastes good, Fu Wan avoided this species and went straight to the lobster hole because it can bite people.

Fortunately, lobster holes are very easy to find. She turned over several coral reefs and directly dug out four small blue lobsters weighing about three or four pounds.

Then she caught two parrotfish with a harpoon and picked up two or three spider snails, and Fu Wan began to surface.

Fu Liang's boat did not go very far, mainly because he was afraid that Fu Wan would not be able to find it.

After a while, Fu Liang, who was sitting at the bow of the boat looking around, waited for Fu Wan to come back with a full net bag.

"Little Green Dragon, Parrot Fish!"

Fu Liang took the net bag and took out all the fish inside and put them into the bucket. "Brother Liang, is there any movement in the fishing net?"

Fu Liang shook his head. "These golden pomfret can be exchanged for gas money today."

Fu Wan didn't want to go back just like that, so she took out her watch and saw that it was already past eleven o'clock in the evening.

At this moment, there was a "splash" sound and something fell into the water.

The two of them looked at each other, and there was no more movement around them, only the occasional sound of a fish jumping out of the water.

What's going on? Is it haunted?

Fu Wan looked around the cabin again and then realized what was missing.

The new member of the boat, Brother Fugui, is missing!

"Fugui just left without even saying goodbye!" Fu Liang was a little angry. After all, he had fed it half a steamed bun.

Fu Wan smiled. "It's just an animal with the intelligence of a child. Maybe it will come back next time."

Not long after they stopped talking, the two men heard something hitting the bow of the boat from below.

There was a series of "dong dong dong" sounds.

This time, Fu Liang bravely went over to take a look, then whispered, "Awan, Fugui is colliding with the boat down there."

Fu Wan was a little surprised, and when she went over to take a look, she found that it was real.

Fugui saw that the two bipeds were looking at him, and there seemed to be satisfaction in his little eyes.

It shook its head and swam out. After swimming a few steps, it found that the boat was not moving, so it swam back and continued to shake its head at the two of them.

"Brother Liang, drive the boat and follow us."

Fu Wan stared at Fugui's figure closely. The turtle crawled very slowly on the shore, but it was much faster in the water.

But Fu Liang was afraid of going too fast, so Fugui kept turning his head to see if the boat had caught up while he was swimming.

After driving for more than ten minutes, Fugui stopped swimming.

Fu Wan suddenly understood its meaning, picked up the round net and threw it hard.

The big net was like an open mouth, rushing quickly into the seabed.

Within two minutes, she felt the net in her hand was heavy.

"Brother Liang, come quickly!"

Fu Wan shouted as she pulled the fishing net up with all her strength.

Fu Liang had already run from the driving seat to the stern at top speed, and the two of them seemed to have returned to the state they were in a few hours ago: "One! Two! Three!"

As soon as the word "three" came out, the two men gritted their teeth and used their last bit of strength to pull the fishing net onto the boat.

"This... these are all white pomfret!"

Fu Liang's voice trembled, and the full net of fish was still jumping around on the deck.

Now I have no regrets.

I don’t feel tired anymore.

The two men immediately became excited and cast their nets twice, each time with a full net of fish.

When the three nets were full, Fu Liang and Fu Wan looked at each other and smiled bitterly. They didn't know if there were any more fish below, so they had no choice but to give up.

At this moment, there was another "bang bang bang" sound from under the boat. Fu Wan was sitting not far from the stern and she stuck her head out to take a look.

But it was Fugui who hit the hull.

The two front legs are still struggling desperately, trying to climb up.

Fu Wan quickly threw the fish in her hand into the bucket, then reached out to grab Fugui.

After Fugui was fished onto the boat, he didn't hesitate to crawl to the side of the bucket and started biting the small white pomfret.

"This sea turtle actually eats pomfret?"

Fu Wan and Fu Liang both found it surprising. They knew that this species would eat seaweed and conchs, as well as small fish and shrimps, but they didn't expect that it also liked to eat the small white pomfret.

Fugui ignored the two bipeds staring at him. After he finished eating a palm-sized white pomfret in small bites, he crawled to the side, closed his little eyes, and no longer paid attention to what was happening outside.

"Sea turtles are the best. They can find homes wherever they go."

Fu Liang was extremely envious. One person's food fed the whole family. Unlike them, humans, they had to accept their fate and continue to struggle.