Back on the yacht, the first thing Bai Yu and the others did was take a shower to refresh themselves.
Although it's still the first month of the lunar calendar, the temperature in the South China Sea is still very high.
Bai Yu and the others had been busy all day and hadn't showered the day before, so they were now incredibly dirty.
You think the first thing they do when they get back to the yacht is take a shower?
After washing up, Bai Yu and the others went to the yacht's rest area, where they chatted with some snacks and drinks.
As the finance manager of Yuxue Shipping Company, Xia Jing was the first to raise their financial issues, specifically their initial refueling plan.
"Brother Yu, we need to make a plan for our fishing trip now. How much money do we need to earn each time we stop at a place before we can head to the next location?"
I asked Wang Hai about our beachcombing trip on this island, and he said our haul would be around 30,000 to 40,000 yuan, but that's based on the market price in Sanya.
However, once we dock for resupply, the port we dock at may not be Sanya, or even Hainan Province. Naturally, the value of these supplies will fluctuate.
Another issue is loss. We caught quite a few crabs and lobsters this time. These things are easy to raise, but difficult to raise, because a large number of them die.
This is really difficult to handle. We need to plan where we'll dock next time, and how much cargo we'll bring.
After listening to Xia Jing's words, everyone present, including Bai Yu, felt that what she said made perfect sense.
In particular, as she mentioned, the same type of seafood has one price in Sanya, but a different price in another place; it might go up or down, it's all possible.
Even within the same province, prices in Sanya and Haikou are still different, let alone in a different province.
Another issue is the loss. Their biggest catch this time was lobsters and crabs, which alone are worth tens of thousands of yuan.
However, live crabs are the most expensive, especially crabs. Regardless of the type of crab, it is not recommended to eat dead crabs.
Dead crabs carry a lot of bacteria. Crabs are amazing creatures; even when they are dying but not quite, bacteria begin to grow inside them.
Unless the crab is frozen alive before it dies, the growth of bacteria inside the crab cannot be prevented.
So here's my advice: you really should eat live, fresh crabs. I really don't recommend eating crabs that have just died, and even if you do eat them, I don't recommend eating too many.
Bai Yu and his team are still in the South China Sea. According to their current thinking, the next time they can resupply will be at least a month away. They really don't know if the lobsters and crabs they caught this time can survive.
If there are any losses, the losses will be in real money.
However, Bai Yu really didn't have any good solutions for this situation.
According to Bai Yu, there are only two ways for them to make money now. One is to make money by fishing in the sea, trying to catch some valuable and easy-to-store sea fish, which can then be sold at the dock.
Another option is to go to some uninhabited islands to go beachcombing, experiencing island life and earning some money along the way.
If the former is lucky enough to catch a lot of large sea fish such as tuna and sailfish, they can still make a profit.
Beachcombing is not an option, as it involves a lot of uncertainty, and storage is also a major problem.
Then Bai Yu and the others discussed this issue and finally came to the conclusion that those that are not easy to store should be added to their food list, while those that can live well should be raised for as long as possible.
After all, it's really inconvenient for them to dock now, as the fuel consumption for a round trip is just too high, and they don't have much money to spare.
After chatting for a while, they all went back to their cabins to rest. They wanted to get a good night's sleep so they could continue fishing the next day.
At this moment, the yacht that Bai Yu and his companions were on had already set sail, and their next destination was a rather controversial place.
Of course, in Bai Yu's opinion, this controversial point is all due to being spoiled. It's our own territory, and some people just don't know what's good for them and want to challenge us like an egg hitting a rock.
If it weren't for the fact that both sides of the strait share the same roots, and that our previous strategy was primarily one of appeasement, then given what those ungrateful bastards on that island have done, even robbing their ancestral graves wouldn't be excessive.
The place Bai Yu is going to next is a small island below this island, which is also a place with very rich resources, producing a variety of precious seafood, and it is also a place where it is legal to fish for grouper.
Moreover, Taiwan is located at the boundary between the Southeast and North Seas, so you can find all the kinds of fish that exist in both the Southeast and North Seas here.
Moreover, it is a migratory sea fish from the southeastern seas, and this is a place they must pass through during their migration season. The location here is also uniquely advantageous.
It's a pity that the people on this island are a bit rebellious, always thinking about all sorts of random things.
Bai Yu went fishing in Taiwan this time to test their attitude and see if he should take any necessary measures.
Of course, this idea was Bai Yu's own, and it was also reported to the authorities and approved by some people above him.
In other words, we were too good to them before we joined, so good that they got a little carried away.
Why did Bai Yu test the other party?
It's still related to fishing. Their company has had fishing boats come to Taiwan for fishing operations before.
After all, this area has abundant resources, so it's normal for Bai Yu's company's fishing boats to come here; it's all our own territory.
But while our family members consider the other side as one of their own, they don't think that way at all, and this applies to both official and unofficial people.
Then Bai Yu's company's fishing boats were driven away several times, but Bai Yu's fishing boats, wanting to avoid trouble, did not have any conflict with the other party.
Otherwise, with the high-pressure water cannons equipped on every ship in their company, they wouldn't back down even when facing the other side's law enforcement vessels.
If it really came down to a water gun exchange, those patrol boats from Taiwan and Bai Yu's fishing boats could easily give them a thorough water bath.
However, the more tolerant Bai Yu's company was, the more arrogant the Taiwanese boats and law enforcement officers became.
In the end, Bai Yu even considered leading a group to surround some of the Taiwanese boats and give them a good bath.
This isn't just Bai Yu bragging; with the number of fishing boats their company currently has, they really can do something like this.
Moreover, even without the other side using firearms, Bai Yu's company can gain an absolute advantage.
After all, Bai Yu and his group are united. All the fishing boats belong to the company, so any losses or profits are attributed to Bai Yu.
But those people in Taiwan are a bunch of shallow-minded fools; what kind of awareness do they have?
As for why Bai Yu dared to wander around here so boldly?
The answer is very simple: he is a person, he doesn't hold any other position, and he is also a celebrity, a world champion, an Olympic champion, and many people know him.
Even if a conflict arises with the other party, he would only drive him away at most, out of consideration for Bai Yu's fame, and there would be no other more serious reaction.
That's why Bai Yu was fearless; he dared to go.
As the yacht sails, it will take about ten hours to get from where Bai Yu and the others are now to Wanwan, giving them a good night's sleep.
Bai Yu slept very soundly and didn't wake up until she naturally did. She didn't open her eyes until after nine o'clock in the morning, and then got out of bed.
The place where they are sleeping now is not the crew quarters on a fishing boat, but individual rooms, just like hotel rooms.
After all, they were on a yacht, not a cruise ship, but the space inside was still quite large, with many rooms of different sizes.
There are hotel-style rooms, and also rooms that are slightly larger than crew quarters; these are different rooms prepared for different people.
This yacht, which is over 40 meters long, has five decks. The top three decks are for entertainment, and the remaining two decks are for living quarters.
The floor below also has many rooms, which are where various staff members work.
If this were to operate as a commercial business, it wouldn't be a problem to accommodate a couple hundred tourists on this ship.
Our family's technology in this area has reached the world's top level, but we don't particularly value enjoying this aspect.
It might be related to the traditions and culture passed down from our ancestors. Our family values being down-to-earth and having a lifelong commitment to farming.
After waking up, Bai Yu went out of his room and onto the second-floor deck, letting the sea breeze blow on him for a while to help him wake up a bit.
The yacht was still sailing at this point, and it was still three or four hours' journey to the other side of the bay.
After staying here, they will continue northwards until they reach the Bohai Sea and then head towards the Pacific Ocean.
Around 1 p.m., after Bai Yu and his group had lunch, the yacht slowed down after sounding its horn.
At this moment, Bai Yu and the others realized that they were almost there and it would be time to go fishing.
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