“Is it still in season? Largescale blackfish Endgame” Kamikihara

On April 4th, I went to Koshikijima no Sato for a club tournament.

Departed at 2:30 and arrived at Koshikijima at 4:30.
We were taken on a rapid called Motoosa, and we withstood the rain and wind until dawn.
6:30 Start fishing.
This time, I used 2 bags of Bakuhi Master Gray and 2 bag of GMAX for 1 corners of krill.
Tsukee has prepared Raw Iki-kun PRO for raw krill.
As soon as I sprinkled the makie at my feet, I caught a glimpse of the gray shadow.
Put the maquier in from your feet, check that it is flowing into the torrent zone, and put in the trick.
I let the bait flow from under my feet, and I was able to catch a 1cm-class longtail from the first cast. As expected from the Koshikijima Islands. The depth of the fish shadow is outstanding.
Even after this, I continued to catch 35cm class longtails and found myself unable to increase the size.

I found a place in the distance where the rapids like a river calmed down a bit, and decided to focus on that place.
I had in mind to aim from a distance, so I packed two bags of Bakuhi Master Gure, and it was a great decision.
Although it's a light ground bait, it has an amazing consistency! I successfully captured fish in distant points without difficulty. I kept 4 fish over 40cm starting with 41.5cm. Then, kept 20 fish over 35 (separately released 5 fish)

When the pattern is such that you can catch a largescale blackfish no matter where you cast your rig, this time I tried to find a luxurious but highly difficult way to catch a well-shaped fish, and I did my best using my small brain at full speed!

When I returned to the port, I found it a bit uneven, but it was crowded with fish.

Looks like I can still go to Koshikijima!