The Top Fishing

Chapter 214 - 148: Giant Fish Tail_5

Chapter 214: Chapter 148: Giant Fish Tail_5After removing the fishhook, Lin Yang tidied up his bait fishing rig.

At a new depth, he successfully found a large Sea Bass, which greatly boosted his confidence.

He continued

Xiao Li, steering the boat, was also very excited, "Just one splash made such a big disturbance, the fish must be huge!!"

The drone’s camera continued to search the site of the disturbance, but this time without finding a trace.

Just as they thought they might miss this opportunity, the sound of another loud splash came from a position about fifty to sixty meters away!

"What on earth, was that the tail of a big fish? It seemed even larger than a fan."

"Could there be a water monster in Dongting Lake? With a tail that big, if it slapped someone, they could probably get knocked out cold."

"Host, be careful, it looks so scary. Make sure to stay safe. We don’t care about a water monster or not, but don’t risk your life over it—it wouldn’t be worth it."

Lin Yang glanced at the comments on the screen and chuckled, "Everyone, don’t be nervous. We’re quite far away from it, it’s not as scary as you think. It seems we captured that moment on camera. Let’s see if we can clarify the image a bit, please wait, we’ll work on it..."

After a brief greeting, Lin Yang turned on the drone’s video recording function on Li Xiaopeng’s control console, pulling up the footage they had just shot.

Because the movement was too fast and the focusing time too short, the video was somewhat blurry. However, there were post-processing modules in the video editing software. Lin Yang patiently worked on it and soon produced footage that was slightly clearer than the original shot.

"Here, this is probably the clearest footage we can restore. Have a first look," Lin Yang announced, and clicked the playback function on the camera.

The camera showed the water’s surface, with ripples and waves, when suddenly the noise came first, and the camera quickly panned, capturing a fish-tail-like object slapping the water and causing splashes.