Naruto Fishing Novels & Stories

“Swimming is like business. If you tense up, you sink. You have to—” SPLASH. Daifuku shoved his face into the water. Takuto flailed, coughing as he came up, goldfish bubbles in his nose. Through his blurred vision, he saw them. The goldfish. Staring at him. With the exact same look of disappointed judgment Daifuku wore. He flopped back, exhausted, soaked, and defeated. Somewhere above him, Daifuku was already scribbling something with a claw on Takuto’s waterlogged notebook.

I may look funny while doing it but I’m hungry and I don’t know how to fish the traditional way. Judging by the position of the moon, I’m guessing it's midnight already. By the riverbank, I summoned my cold fire and willed it to be the same bow and arrow I used at the Mimics earlier; this time, it’s a little bit colder. “Come out, come out, fishes!” As if they would. I blew a breath and chuckled at myself. I was debating whether I should just make the water boil a little bit to lure the fish out. Fifteen minutes later, I managed to shoot three big fish and two huge river crabs. I guess these will be enough for my hungry stomach, and also for Kal's even though I knew he's not hungry.

“It’s clean.” “Good.” I grabbed a fishing spear from the supplies. “I’ll get dinner.” Aria clapped excitedly.n“Finally.” “I’m starving.” Nyra smiled faintly. The river wasn’t deep. Crystal-clear water allowed me to see several large fish swimming lazily beneath the surface. I stepped carefully into the water remaining completely still and waiting. One fish drifted closer. Closer… Closer… The spear shot forward and splash!!!. A moment later I lifted it back out and one large silver fish wriggled helplessly on the end.

I pulled out my phone, dialed a number, and called Nara. It was time to reel the net in.

A complementary jar of Sake, Japanese wine and a small round cup was also part of it. I bowed as she left. Not realizing how hungry I was I dug in. I hastily drank the wine and left my room. I was tired of waiting. I stepped out of the room and made it my mission to find Hashirama wherever he was. I did not search long. I joined him as he sat by the pond in his backyard, watching the koi fishes swim about. There was a bar of cigarettes, lighted up in between his fingers of his left hand. He seemed so lost in thought. I sat down beside him and watched the fishes.

I swiftly removed my worn coat and wrapped it around her frail frame, trying to trap some warmth. "You'll be fine, Naomi. Just rest," I promised, holding her close as she nestled into my arms, exhaustion claiming her. As the fire crackled to life, its warmth seemed to soothe Naomi's shivering form, but her fever lingered. Concern etched on my face, I knew I had to find food to nourish her weakened body. "I'll go catch some fish for you," I whispered, receiving a faint nod from Naomi. With a makeshift spear fashioned from a nearby branch, I hastened to the nearby stream, grateful for the moon's silvery light illuminating my path. The hunt proved fruitful, and I triumphantly gathered a bounty

Predatory fish such as cork and catfish, there are also ornamental fish such as arowana, belida and others. "Nia, there is that arowana fish in the river." I approached Nia and pulled her towards the river. "Want to, but there are so many in the city of Mala." Nia tugged my sleeve while looking at the river. "Hahaha, you don't have to take it anymore right?" I asked Nia who looked very doubtful whether she wanted to take it or not. "Wowh the flowers are really good!" Lia jumped from branch to branch without making the leaves and tree branches she touched move. She approached the orchid flower which was pitch black with a purplish white center.

Cayden promised. I bowed down. Am I that distrustful of them? That's natural, isn't it, because what we're going to catch is not easy. It would be good if it was just an addict in the corner. Our problem is just chasing, but now, let's swim. I didn't even participate in the Olympics because I'm not good at swimming and now I'm going to go into the water to hunt an Aqua Siren. I have never even experienced fishing. How do I figure them out? How do we do that? It's really hard for us here without water, maybe even in the sea. "Let's eat first." Lucas' nanny.

He found that the most enjoyable thing was to watch his wife. “We have finished all the fish.” Mira pouted as her mouth watered at the thought of the taste “Can we go fishing?” “Um” Jack looked outside at the sky that was still bright “We have to hurry though.” “Um” Mira nodded as she hurried to get the empty pails and lock the house while Jack dug up some worms for bait and got his rods. The two hurried to the streams that was farther to their home but had a good chance of catching a fish.

Luna was enchanted by the tranquility of the rural landscape and the warm hospitality of the locals she encountered along the way. In Yangshuo, Luna had the opportunity to witness the traditional art of cormorant fishing. She watched in amazement as fishermen skillfully guided their trained cormorant birds to dive into the water and catch fish. Luna learned about the ancient fishing technique that has been passed down through generations and marveled at the harmonious bond between humans and nature.