Black sea bream fishing near Hiroshima City Sotowa

catch　　
■ Chinu 35-46 cm 7 sheets

Fishing spot
■ Seawall near Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture


Ground bait used

■ Bottom attack!Zudon
■ My chinu
■Conquering red sea bream

On March 3th, I went to the seawall near Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture to go fukase fishing.
This day was a short fishing trip of about 4 hours. It was shorter than usual, but I couldn't help but want to see Chinu's face, so I started making makiesa.

Even if it's nearby and for a short time, you can't get enough of Makiesa. In my experience, I have never had good fishing results if I cut down on quantity and effort, so I prepared 3 piece of 3 kg of krill for 1 bags of fish collection materials.

The combination of makie bait used this time has the image of a long-distance cast while still allowing large particles to fall.
``Conquest red sea bream'' contains many noticeable particles, and it is meant not only for the main target but also for gaining time by distracting the bait takers. And with the base material's ``Sokozeme! Zudon'' You can make a long throw and keep it on the bottom with the weighty ``Ore no Chinu''.

I drove my car, wondering where to take out my rod, and ended up on a promenade around the Grand Prince Hotel Hiroshima.
This hotel attracted attention from around the world as the G7 Hiroshima Summit was held there last year. It is regularly visited by many foreign tourists.
On this day as well, tourists and locals were enjoying a walk along the promenade, and there were a few fishermen as well.

In the meantime, I stopped by and started fishing before noon.
There is a small slope from about 25m offshore, but even at high tide the water depth is shallow, around 5m.
The rocky shore extends all the way to the slope, with algae growing along the side.

First of all, I put the ground bait about 30 to 35 meters offshore and watched what happened.
I was worried about whether there would be any fish as the main bait wasn't picked so much, but after a few throws I got a hit as the float disappeared all at once.
It was a little difficult to catch the fish as it immediately headed towards the algae, but from the first fish I caught a good-shaped one over 45cm long.
Then, probably because I succeeded in stopping the black sea bream, I started to get a pick constantly.
In order not to miss this timing, I continued to cast at a good tempo without running out of ground bait.

At the end of the day, I caught 7 black sea bream. Most of them were 40 over and I was blessed with the best fishing results in recent times.

As we enter April, the temperature rises and the laying period of black sea bream begins.
Depending on the area, you can enjoy some fish floating to the upper layer even in nearby areas. Please try fishing in the sea near you.