In these ten seconds, there's a 70% chance to catch double tails, meaning the expected value is 1.4 fish per cast.
With five to six casts per minute, double tails can yield two to three more fish than single tails, and with forty minutes left in the competition, the theoretical maximum gap could approach a hundred or more fish.
Moreover, as the process of continuous baiting and attracting fish proceeds, the floating fish condition will get faster and faster, possibly greatly increasing the actual double tail rate.
Just like that, Zhang Yang raised his rod to catch double tails, quickly blocked the needle to release the fish, and cast the second rod, demonstrating solid fundamental techniques that were nearly flawless.
The overall movement was fluid, and even a spectator could see an indescribable beauty in the bodily movements if they watched for a while.
Forty minutes of fish collection sounds quite long, but for Zhang Yang, it went by in the blink of an eye.
