Yue Feng, with his head down, had pulled the rod thirty times in a row, causing the fish at the bait point to become increasingly aggressive.
What began as half-closed mouths hesitating at the bait, now turned into multiple nibbles per bait due to the increased competition among the fish.
After fishing normally and seizing the bites for a while, he quickly rediscovered that sensation of "plop plop" nibbles, snapping up the rod would hook the fish right on its upper lip at twelve o'clock.
The fish were being caught faster, and the bites were getting higher, starting from about ten centimeters off the bottom, then adjusting the float down five centimeters after some time, and then another five centimeters, until eventually fishing about thirty centimeters from the bottom.
If there were a first-person perspective underwater now, one could see a dense crowd of crucian carp gathering around the bait point,
