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

Everyone's breathing became much softer at this time, for fear that any loud noise would scare away the slowly approaching squids.

At this time, countless squids were swimming towards this side from all directions. Fu Ming and Fu Liang were standing behind the lights and could see it more clearly.

Damn, this is so fun!

Most of the hand nets on the boat had been taken out, and as soon as the squid reached the range where it could be caught, everyone who had been waiting by the boat for a long time took action.

"Haha, this is my first time catching squid like this!"

Fu Xiaochuan sighed as he looked at the heavy hand-made net in his hand, and Fu Dahai next to him took over the conversation.

"How old are you? I've been sailing with ships for so many years, but this is the first time for you!"

However, they said a few words and did not continue, because the squids in the sea were pouring towards this side continuously. It was no exaggeration to say that they could not catch all of them no matter how hard they tried.

After working for two hours, the flashlight light was too dim to be seen and the squids had dispersed. Only then did Fu Wan let everyone stop and rest.

After watching the entire process of catching squid with light, Xu Jiafu was also very curious.

Seeing Fu Ming and his men pushing the trawl net down again, he hurried back to the wheelhouse and asked Boss Fu to speed up and trawle the net in another sea area.

Fu Wan and Chen Balian were counting the number of squids they had brought back on the deck.

The squids they caught had not been sorted by size and were poured directly into the fish basket.

But each basket of squids was full, and many of them were wriggling their eight tentacles trying desperately to climb out.

Fu Wan roughly counted and found that in two hours she had brought up twenty-two baskets of squid, weighing an estimated one thousand kilograms.

The fishing effect of the light this time was quite good, but the flashlight was not durable, so I will have to ask someone to modify it later.

Moreover, the waterproof plastic bag was not very effective. After a long time, some water got into the flashlight. I don’t know if it can be salvaged.

But even if they can't save the fish, after deducting the cost of the flashlights, these squids still made a lot of money.

"Uncle Chen, thanks to your idea this time, I will give you a bonus when I get back."

Chen Balian was feeling happy, but when he heard Fu Wan's words, he quickly shook his head and refused.

"Why do you want a bonus, Awan? I get paid. Giving you advice on how to get seafood is my job."

"How can you say that? Let's be fair. If I say it's worth it, it's worth it."

After saying this, Fu Wan glanced at the other boatmen who were still busy, and said loudly with a smile, "Not only Uncle Chen will get a bonus, but everyone will get one. Now everyone, work harder to sort the squid, and when you're done, go back and rest."

There's still one more day to go tomorrow, and we'll be heading back the day after tomorrow morning."

As soon as these words were spoken, everyone present instantly became excited.

It’s hard to tell whether it was because Fu Wan said there was a bonus or because she had to go back.

Although the time on the boat was very happy and fulfilling, we couldn't help but feel excited when we thought about going back to see our families soon.

"Awan, don't worry, we're here for you, just go and do your thing!"

"Yes, yes, we are here. We promise to complete the task!"

Fu Dahai, Fu Xiaochuan and several other boatmen spoke up, and Fu Wan was not polite. She told them to remember to release the squids that were too small, and then she went to the wheelhouse again.

Boss Fu wasn't surprised to see her, "Awan, I'll just take a turn and collect the squid traps. You go back and rest!"

Seeing that Boss Fu had not forgotten about this, Fu Wan returned to the rest cabin.

It was exactly nine o'clock in the evening, and Fu Wan slept until the next morning.

After getting up in the morning, Fu Ming and Fu Qing told her about what they had gained last night.

We hauled in two nets that night, and the catch was generally good. We caught several hundred kilograms of Spanish mackerel, prawns, and sea bream, and the net that Chen Balian had hauled in the morning had brought in nearly 800 kilograms of hairtail.

The squid traps and the ground traps that had been set up earlier were collected when Chen Balian passed by in his boat at around four in the morning.

In order to collect the squid trap this time, Fu Qing waited specially.

To her delight, her conch traps also caught quite a few squid, not to mention over ten pounds, but at least half a bucket.

In addition to a lot of seven-spotted eels, the traps that Fu Wan and her team put down even caught a dozen or so Dungeness crabs weighing about one kilogram.

This made Fu Ming very excited. He still remembered how expensive the Dungeness crabs were last time.

After hearing these gains, Fu Wan was very satisfied.

On the last day, she deliberately changed the sea area to trawle the net. Because it was the last day, Boss Fu simply let it go and let her, Fu Ming and Fu Liang drive the boat in the wheelhouse.

It was rare that the helmsman was full of young people. Boss Fu and several elders like Xu Jiafu were not there, so Fu Ming and Fu Liang also relaxed a lot.

Fu Ming touched the buttons on the console for a while, then looked at the blue display screen, wondering why this little thing could show whether there were schools of fish on the seabed.

Fu Liang saw a thick notebook next to the rudder and couldn't help but flip through two pages out of curiosity.

"Why is it still recording how many times we surf the Internet every day?"

Fu Liang also went to elementary school. Although the handwriting in this notebook was not very good, after reading a few pages, he immediately found that what was recorded was exactly what happened on the Internet in the past few days.

It is not only the number of times the net is pulled up, but also the specific time of pulling up the net, the coordinates of the location, and the approximate harvest.

Fu Wan then remembered that they did not record these things when they went out to sea before.

"This is what Xu Shurang wrote down. He said that large ships would keep records when they went out to sea. It's called a logbook.

Dad and Uncle Chen thought it was good, so they wrote it down according to his suggestion."

Fu Wan said as she was driving the boat. She also thought this way of recording was good. Sometimes after a long time, she would forget something from the Internet, but she could remember it again by looking at the notebook.

There are also coordinate records on it. If you don’t know where to trawle the net in the future, you can find it according to the records in the navigation log.

Fu Liang nodded, and suddenly felt that this method was good. He made a decision immediately.

"Well, if I go out to sea in the future, I'll have to take a notebook and write it down."

This should be what people said before, a good memory is not as good as a bad pen!

As they were talking, Fu Ming suddenly noticed that a bunch of white dots suddenly appeared on the screen in front of him.

"Holy crap! Look, there's a school of fish!"

Although the picture on the display screen is choppy, it was also like this when I visited Mei Tongyu online last time.

Fu Wan glanced at the coordinates of that place and immediately adjusted the direction of the rudder and headed over there.

No matter whether there are fish or not, you will find out when you drive the boat over.

It was at this time that Fu Liang discovered something unusual on the sea in the distance.

A column of water shot up into the sky, and many seabirds were flying around.

"Is that a whale? Is it a whale hunting?"

"There are more than just whales. Look over there, there are dolphins coming!"