Sea-hunting: With the system in hand, my eyes are the ruler

Zhang Haidai was overwhelmed when he heard Jiang Han say this.

"Brother Han, this is too much trouble. Let's just freeze it at ultra-low temperature."

"I think it's okay. What he said makes sense and his analysis seems to be correct."

At this moment, Xin Gaoyang drove over in his boat and was shocked to see the big fish on the deck.

"Bluefin tuna! You actually caught a bluefin tuna!"

Bluefin tuna is more common in deep-sea fishing, but most fishing boats don't have a license to do so.

It’s not that there are no bluefin tuna in Zhoushi Fishery, but it is relatively rare, especially such a large bluefin tuna.

Zhang Haidai thought of what Jiang Han had just said about hanging the fish on the boat and putting it back into the sea to stretch its muscles.

"Brother Han, the second method you mentioned would take an hour and a half to pull the fish in. That would waste a lot of fuel. Xin Gaoyang's boat doesn't use fuel. Let's just hang the fish on his boat."

Xin Gaoyang was startled. "You want to kill me? Although my ship can carry a lot of goods, they are all dead objects. And the things are placed on the ship."

"If you put such a big live fish on my small boat, and it gets mad and throws a tantrum, or calls its friends to cause trouble, my boat won't be able to handle it."

Jiang Han also felt that his broken fishing boat was more reliable than Xin Gaoyang's fancy boat.

As long as the fish is handled well, the gas money won't matter.

With the help of Zhang Haidai and Lai Zhuang, Jiang Han hung the fish on the boat and put it back into the sea.

They ran slowly, dragging the fish with a rope.

The bluefin tuna, which had exhausted its energy from playing with them, slowly regained its vitality.

Xin Gaoyang couldn't help but sigh as he looked at the fish, "No wonder this fish can be sold at such a high price. It looks so beautiful."

Xin Gaoyang wanted to go to Jiang Han's boat to help, but found that it made no difference whether he went or not.

"Jiang Han, I'll go collect another net." He glanced at the things on the boat. There were too many things, so he could only collect one more net.

"After I collect them, do I just put them in your warehouse?"

"Okay." Jiang Han stood on his boat and threw the key to the warehouse to Xin Gaoyang.

Xin Gaoyang took the key and left.

Zhang Haidai rubbed his head as he steered the boat, "Why do I feel like this kid is acting weird today?"

Lai Zhuang used a stick to tease a crab on the deck, "Xin Gaoyang, weird, weird."

Zhang Haidai got excited, "Brother Han, you heard Lai Zhuang think Xin Gaoyang is weird."

Jiang Han probably knew the reason, but he didn't discuss it with them.

At this time they met Lin Ge's boat again, and Lin Ge saw the fish they were dragging on the boat.

Brother Lin was completely dumbfounded.

Old Zhu opened his mouth in surprise. "This kid is really lucky. Isn't this a bluefin tuna?"

Old Li was also dumbfounded. "Why does this kid always get all the good things?"

"This is bluefin tuna. It must be worth a lot of money, right?"

"A bluefin tuna this big can sell for 10, right?"

"More than that."

Old Zhu and Old Li had already started chatting about the price of Jiang Han's fish. Brother Lin just wanted to shut them up.

He also saw the fish, so why did they need to tell him?

Jiang Han saw that the fish had almost recovered, so he fished it out of the sea again.

He cut the fish's gills and tail, then put it back into the sea and continued to tow the fish with the boat.

Brother Lin's boat and Jiang Han's boat were getting closer and closer. When the two boats were parallel, Brother Lin snorted at Jiang Han, "Do you think there are no sharks here? There's so much blood, be careful not to lose the whole fish."

Brother Lin's voice was sinister, and it was unclear whether he wanted to make fun of Jiang Han or was just giving him a kind reminder.

Jiang Han smiled at Brother Lin and said, "No."

His scanning range is over 3 meters. If a shark really swims over, he has enough time to pull the fish up before the shark bites him.