Oita Tsurumi area Karematsu Aso
I went to an open sea shore in Tsurumi on Hayami Maru with my fishing friends from the same club.
On that day, strong winds were expected to come from the north, and the rocky shore was bare, so Hayami Maru aimed behind the wind.After dropping off at Tachibana and Akaiwa on Tsurumi Oshima, we headed to Karematsu.
The footing here is extremely poor, but even with strong northwest winds, it's comfortable behind the wind.
In Tsurumi, mackerel can be caught by night fishing at this time of year, so we recommend fishing at night to kill time until dawn.I tried it. We were able to catch horse mackerel measuring 20cm to 25cm here and there, but the most expected mackerel was one spotted mackerel.Only 1 fish.
After a coffee break, we started preparing for gray fishing.
I chose "Bakuhi Master Gre" and "Gre Zero" assuming that the eating habits were still shallow.
Bakuhi flies really well even without a lot of training.
At the beginning of fishing, there is still a little bit of the rising tide, and it is flowing at a reasonable speed in the direction of Tachibana.
My fishing friends were repeatedly catching good-sized grunts in the flow.
For me, I used a light device using a 0-shibu float and slowly explored within one rod.I caught a large scale blackfish with a size of about 30cm.
The tide was getting stronger, and when I searched from offshore to the edge of the river,It seems that the area near the float stopper line was bitten by a common snailfish, so it was cut high.
On that day, it seemed like we were close to the brink, and when we searched for the brink, we were hit by a series of high cuts, so we couldn't attack the brink.(The Usuba One Tail was repulsed).
When we took a break and restarted, the tide had changed, and the tide was flowing offshore, forming a line where two ocean currents meet.
Demonstrating the power of Bakutobi, I put three dippers of my first shot into the tide about 30 to 40 meters away, and after a while, I casted the rig.Long throw.I added 4 or 5 additional cups.Making the mainline's a little tense, if you let it flow for about 30 seconds, the tension of the mainline will increase.As it got tighter and tighter, I syncronized with its movement slowly, then caught a largescale blackfish in the latter 30's with a fair amount of weight.
Repeatedly in the same pattern.I was able to make a limit even though I had to disassemble the needle due to it coming off.
It was only when the rig and groundbait matched perfectly that the fish ate it.I feel like synchronization affected the day's fishing results. Bakuhi saved me.
Tsukee was rotating Namaikikun PRO and the newly released “Ami Tsuke Mukimi”.Most of the fish were eating the mukimi.The renewed “Ami Tsuke Mukimi” isn't in a pickled state, so it is convenient because it can be used immediately without defrosting.It looked fresh and was plump.
It looks like it will be a must-have item for the coming cold fishing season.