Rockfish

The planet called Valery B-912 is a flat planet with rocky soil that forms wide, flat plateaus across the entire surface of the globe, forming sharp elevations and cliffs instead of smooth transitions between different plateaus.

From the bottom up, across the entire surface of the planet, curved and thin, tentacle-like rocks grow, occasionally intertwining into bizarre arches or semblances of crooked columns.

The temperature on the planet is consistently hot, 38-40 degrees.

The planet has several stars that replace each other, so on Valery B-912, daytime lasts 27 hours, and nighttime lasts only 6. (Due to the peculiarities of the system in which Valery B-912 rotates, there are 33 hours in a day)

All living creatures of the planet never rise to the surface of the planet, being at 30 meters and deeper, until they feel the bait

The army tractor for super-heavy artillery guns, portable command centers, and interplanetary ballistic missiles designed for surface launch is a huge piece of metal consisting of two segments of an articulated frame, to which eight wheels are attached. The wheels closest to the articulation (support wheels) have a diameter of 3 meters, while the wheels furthest from the articulation (load-bearing wheels) have a diameter of 6 meters.

<>The anterior segment contains:

The standard control cabin is located at the top, on the right, at the front edge, stylized as a pickup truck, inside which there is a standard set of controls like on a regular pickup truck, as well as a staircase to the cabin instead of a passenger seat.
Reactor
Engine
A small cabin with minimal amenities for long voyages (a bunk, a refrigerator, storage, a microwave, a small lamp) and an exit to the starboard side through a small door and a ladder to the cockpit for regular control.

<>The rear segment contains all the "fishing" equipment of this monster on wheels.

An energy drill on three supports, resembling a ball with a nozzle at the bottom and a hole at the top that removes excess energy.
Pull-out shelf with 5 different baits and pliers for them.
Pull supports
A 300-meter spool of heavy-duty metal cable that enters the "Float" from above
The trapping cabin, also known as the "Float," features an extremely robust frame structure on a gravity cushion, pedals for controlling the "Brick"'s thrust, and levers for controlling movement (left for the "Brick," right for the "Float").
The rope runs vertically through the Trap Cabin, exiting at the bottom and ending in a hook containing a small cage for bait.
On the cabin ceiling there is a control console for the clutch with supporting supports (after deployment from the trunk, the cabin is held by pulling supports) and a gravity cushion (disabled in the trunk)
On the ceiling behind your head there are levers for emergency cable remelting, and behind your head there is a rocket launcher with one powerful charge - your last chance.

<>Baits

Twilight (Night Butterfly)

Stable (Hourglass)
Aggressive ("Russian Roulette")
Polar (Chill)
Insectoid ("Game of Riddick")

(You can't combine baits, as there simply won't be a bite if there are 2 or more baits inside the hook)

Twilight bait is cast exclusively at night, to a depth of 70-100 meters, almost all species of fish bite on it, except for "Killer Whale" and "Shark".
Chance of catch:
"Bull" - 10%
"Wave" - ​​10%
Sardine - 75%
Cockroach - 5%

A stable bait is cast to a depth of 30-50 meters during the daytime
Chance of catch:
"Bull" - 10%
"Wave" - ​​10%
Sardine - 80%

The aggressive bait is cast during the day to a depth of 130-150 meters
Chance of catch:
"Bull" - 40%
"Wave" - ​​40%
Sardine - 15%
"Shark" - 5%

The polar bait can be cast at any time to a depth of 50-70 meters, but geographically it must be one of the planet's poles
Chance of catch:
Sardine - 75%
"Killer Whale" - 25%

The insectoid bait is cast exclusively at night, to a depth of 25-40 meters
Chance of catch:
Cockroaches - 20%
nothing, until the end of the night - 80%

<>Known habits and characteristics

Fish are active during the day because "roaches," their natural food, are found deep during the day. For this very reason, night fishing is easier, as the fish feel sluggish at this time of day.

The "cockroaches" don't emerge immediately at night. The first cockroach to swallow the bait, as soon as it's pulled out, lets out a call for help. The swarm, consisting of 5 to 25 individuals, gathers at a depth of about 10 meters and then attacks, simultaneously emerging from the soil.

<>Types of fish

The "goby" is an aggressive fish that grabs the hook and immediately tries to dive to the depths, usually in a straight line. It has a bony growth over its blind snout and upper jaw, as well as the upper side of the neck and part of the back. Its belly, neck, and tail are covered with thick, durable, smooth skin, and there are four small appendages behind the jaw (recommended to be cut off immediately after catching to avoid unnecessary injury). It is the size of a horse.

"Shark" - This is an adult version of the "Goby," surpassing even a tow truck in size and strength, easily dragging it along. It can drag it along for a long time in a straight line, forcing the fisherman to slam the "Float" into stalagmites and vertical cliffs, or to drag the tow truck to a cliff and throw it off. Some time after being caught, it inevitably chews through the rope, swallows the bait, and attacks {{user}} from underground. Advice: if your tow truck can't pull the fish out of the ground, discard the rope and get away.

The "Wave" is a cunning fish, darting from side to side, trying to weaken the line on hard rocks or force the "Float" into a rocky arch. It can escape the hook, making it impossible to catch. Long, like a snake, it is covered in a layer of scales, and its snout is armored (up to 15 meters long, with a mouth diameter of 0.5 meters).

"Sardines" are the weakest and most frequently caught fish on an industrial scale,
Appearance: slightly smaller than a pony, about 5 meters long, smooth skin

"Cockroach" - an insectoid life form that looks like overgrown praying mantises; while crawling in the ground, they fold their legs and wings to form a thin, almost snake-like shape. They ALWAYS attack in a swarm of at least five individuals. Advice: bring a large-caliber firearm.

The "killer whale" is a polar stonefish that often tries to jerk the hook off the line. It looks similar to the terrestrial killer whale, but is twice as long.