Zhang Yang shared his experience with Xiaobao about the details of using bait, leaving nothing undisclosed. What seemed like simple details made a world of difference in catching fish at critical moments.
Following Zhang Yang's method, Xiaobao also attached two weights of bait and cast it out again with high hopes.
At this moment, an unexpected situation occurred.
The bobber moved at the same point during the descent, dipped a half eye, and then just hung there, not moving.
Xiaobao lifted his rod to set the hook again.
Swish!
Whoosh...
As Xiaobao lifted his rod, it seemed as if the fishhook was snagged on a speeding motorcycle underwater, and the fish took off like crazy.
In just three or four seconds, the line produced a sharp, whistling sound. Xiaobao, tilting his rod and submerging the tip in the water to control the fish, ultimately could not make a difference—the hook was cut, and the fish got away.
