Having recorded the locations of over a hundred Bluefin Tuna, Chu Mingcheng then set sail to find fishing spots for deep sea fish and coral fish.
The sea and sky were a seamless shade of blue, exactly describing the scenery of the Public Sea.
The water here looked extremely clear, which is the kind of blue water greatly favored by fishing masters.
Finding coral fish wasn't a challenge for Chu Mingcheng; as soon as he opened the map for Rat Spot and East Starfish, he could generally locate coral reef clusters with particularly good ecological environments.
Compared to domestic waters, the resources of the Public Sea were truly outrageous.
Upon opening the map, Chu Mingcheng could see that a large number of Rat Spot inhabited the southwestern part of the Pacific Ocean.
Some marked locations even showed gatherings of over a thousand.
The East Starfish were not to be outdone, with even more abundance than the Rat Spot, and by a significant margin.
