People who have experience in wild fishing should have caught the ubiquitous wheat ear fish.
This type of mixed fish is extremely adaptable, widely distributed in most natural waters across the country, and feeds on a variety of foods. They usually move in groups and are generally small in size, the common ones growing to about five to six centimeters in length. Anything larger than that is quite rare.
The one Wang Jian caught was significantly larger, almost like the grandfather level of the usual wheat ear fish.
On any other good day, Wang Jian might have treasured it, but right now, at this critical moment, just looking at this big guy was annoying as hell, and he threw it into the fish guard grumpily after removing the hook.
While others continuously caught big carp, and even a girl who couldn't fish got a grass carp, here he was, with his two fishing rods showing no sign of activity, himself and his senior brother getting frustrated by these trivial fish.
