Chapter 105 The Fish Flies
Wen Wan also caught a big fish! The fish struggled hard in the water, and the fishing rod was almost unsteady!
"Zhou Guohua, come and help me!"
Zhou Guohua quickly grabbed the fishing rod
But when Zhou Guohua saw the fish in the water, his face changed. "Sunfish, let it go quickly, don't catch it!"
He simply cut the fishing line and released the fish.
Wen Wan's expression changed.
Zhou Bingqiang's face was also a little ugly. It was really unlucky! Zhou Guohua comforted him: "It doesn't matter. Didn't you catch any fish? It doesn't matter if you caught any fish. Superstition is not good. Let's continue fishing. I still have an old fishing rod. It's also lucky that you caught fish so quickly!"
Zhou Bingqiang's mouth twitched: "Haha, this is incredible luck! It's rare to see a fish this big!"
Wen Wan: “…”
Zhou Guohua held up the old fishing rod and tried to smooth things over: "It proves that you are lucky. Keep going. The next one will definitely be better and bigger."
Zhou Bingqiang couldn't bear to watch and looked towards Jiang Xia and their boat.
At this time, Zhou's father and Zhou Chenglei were also setting up the net.
Zhou Bingqiang's heart was vaguely lifted.
Father Zhou pulled the fishing net and raised his eyebrows: "This net is definitely going to burst!"
Now he is very familiar with the feeling of bursting the net! "I estimate it is definitely not less than 200 kilograms." He added cheerfully.
Zhou Chenglei felt that there was more.
The father and son had a hard time pulling the net.
After pulling it up, we found that there were not many fish in the net, but there were two huge octopus.
It was about the same size as the one caught in Jiangxia. The others were all miscellaneous fish and shrimp.
No wonder it is so heavy. One red snapper weighs over a hundred kilograms, and two weigh two hundred kilograms. Add to that the weight of other fish and shrimps, and the weight of sea water, and it should be almost three hundred kilograms when pulled up.
Jiang Xia: "I'm so lucky today. I actually encountered three red king fish."
Zhou Chenglei: "These fish like to swim in groups of two or three."
Mother Zhou looked at the three long red king fish neatly lined up on the deck and said with a smile: "It's a fortune! It's a fortune!"
Father Zhou also felt that he had made a fortune. After only two hours at sea, he had already earned more than 300 yuan!
Seeing that there weren't many miscellaneous fish, he said to Zhou's mother, "You divide the fish. Let Xiaoxia continue fishing. She's lucky."
How could Zhou's mother disagree? She could earn a few more cents by catching one more fish. If she caught a big fish, she would be rich! She said with a smile, "Okay, it's just a small amount of fish. We don't need to share it. I'll divide it up in a moment. Xiaoxia, go fishing!"
Zhou Chenglei went to cast the net.
Father Zhou saw him setting the nets alone and asked, "Xiao Xia, why don't you help set the nets?"
Jiang Xia: “???”
It’s so easy to set the net, why do you still need help?
Seeing the doubt in her eyes, Zhou's father said, "When a husband and wife are of one mind, their strength can break metal. You two should cast the net together. I think the next one will be even more explosive!"
Jiang Xia: “…”
Is this how the saying "A husband and wife are of one mind, their strength can cut through metal" is used? However, Jiang Xia still obediently walked over to cast the net, after all, it would be good to learn.
Jiang Xia walked to the stern and came to Zhou Chenglei: "Let me try?"
"Come here." Zhou Chenglei moved his body and let her stand in front of him. He stood behind her and stretched out his hand to teach her how to set the net.
Zhou Chenglei has long arms and legs, so this posture does not affect his action of casting the net. It just looks like he is holding Jiang Xia in his arms.
The fact was almost there. Jiang Xia was held in his arms with her back pressed against his strong chest.
It’s just that Zhou Chenglei was teaching seriously and Jiang Xia was listening seriously, and they didn’t notice that they were very close to each other at the moment.
Father Zhou was driving the boat, looking at the loving couple, and smiled: Today's incense is so sweet, it's worth a net! Mother Zhou looked at the two people who were oblivious to the world around them, and suddenly understood why the old man said that he was a tablet.
After Jiang Xia and Zhou Chenglei set up the net, they went fishing.
Zhou Chenglei once again prepared the bait for her, and she only needed to take the fishing rod and throw the bait out.
Jiang Xia’s hand is the Midas Touch.
She seemed to have a special affinity with big fish today. In less than five minutes, she caught another big fish, this time a manta ray.
It was this kind of fish that would leap out of the water and get off the hook in an instant, almost pulling Jiang Xia into the water!
Fortunately, Zhou Chenglei was quick enough to grab her.
Jiang Xia crashed into Zhou Chenglei's solid chest and was hugged tightly by his strong arms. He was still frightened: "That fish is amazing!"
Zhou's mother was also shocked. After seeing that Jiang Xia was fine, she couldn't help but feel a little sorry: "What a pity! The gills of that fish are good. Take them off, dry them, and keep them for guarding the door. They can be used when you have children in the future."
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Manta rays are fish with medicinal value.
The gills of manta rays are also called puffy gills. In some areas, they are considered a natural "fever reducer", so Zhou's mother said that the child could use it in the future.
Jiang Xia had also heard of it, but it seemed that this thing was prone to excessive heavy metals and had not been included in the pharmacopoeia, so he didn't know whether it was true or not.
Jiangxia knew that there were many folk remedies and secret prescriptions, and that they were even different in different places. Some people found them effective, while others did not. The reason for this was that whether they were effective or not depended on whether they were used for the right treatment. But it was undeniable that many folk remedies were the crystallization of the wisdom passed down from generation to generation by the people for thousands of years.
Father Zhou said with a smile: "It's OK as long as the people are fine. If the fish escapes, it's gone. The next one will be bigger! Maybe the fish that just escaped didn't escape our net!"
Jiang Xia put away the fishing rod and found that the hook was gone. "The hook is gone."
Zhou Chenglei took the fishing rod from her hand and said indifferently: "Just get another one when you get home. Remember to let go next time and don't hold on to the fishing rod so tightly."
As long as she is safe, it doesn’t matter if the boat is lost!
I almost scared him to death just now.
Zhou Chenglei asked her: "Are you still going fishing?"
Jiang Xia nodded: "Yeah."
Zhou Chenglei gave her another fishing rod.
This time, he did nothing but stood beside her, waiting and watching her fishing.
The early morning sun shines on her gentle and pretty little face. Her long eyelashes are like a small fan, casting a shadow, half bright and half dark.
The sea breeze gently blows the fine hair on her face, making her as beautiful and graceful as a lotus emerging from the water.
He reached out and pushed the naughty hair behind her ear, turned his head to look at Zhou's father and mother, and then quickly kissed her on the face.
“…”
Jiang Xia was fishing seriously, and when he kissed her, she turned around and glared at him!
Zhou Chenglei had a smile on his face. He leaned sideways to block the view behind him, and held her wrist in his hand. His slender fingers played with the small round bone on her wrist, and his thumb gently kneaded it.
Jiang Xia glared at him and ignored him.
The sun shines on the two of them, casting their cuddling figures on the deck. An unspoken sweetness lingers, which even the sea breeze cannot blow away.
Jiang Xia raised the corners of his mouth slightly, his face slightly red, and looked at the sea seriously.
Zhou Chenglei had a smile on his face and looked at the sea nonchalantly.
Suddenly, there was a "splash" sound of someone falling into the water, causing both of them to look over at the same time.
(End of this chapter)