Hirokyu's bait causes a flurry of long-tailed and large-mouthed greenfish. Yamada

Mid-game of the cold Greenfish.

I boarded the Hamamoto Fishing Center boat which departed from Nishihama Port in Hirado City and set sail for Hoge Island in Kamigotō.

Based on the captain's information that "this year there have been a lot of small greenfish but not many large ones" I put together a process to catch larger sized greenfish using Hirokyu's blend of ingredients.

It is likely that the sea bream the size of the sole of a foot will start moving first, and the larger sea bream will swim in the middle to lower layers or start moving a few seconds later than the smaller sea bream.

① Differentiating the chum　② Rod13) Synchronize the bait and lure at a depth of 10m or more to increase the activity of large sea bream and turn on their predation switch.

Focusing on these three points, I selected the blending material and the bait.

The bait I prepared was the Namaikikun PRO and raw krill to be also used as the chum.

The chum, which increases the activity of the greenfish, are three blocks of Hirokyu's krill for greenfish, one block of akiami shrimp, GMAX, Krill bread, and Advance Gure to create a chum that is highly maneuverable and can be used to actively target the middle to lower layers.

Small greenfish swarm around the particles of krill bread that spread out on the surface of the water after the chum hits the water.

In order to catch larger sized greenfish, it seems necessary to separate them by using the chum.

I scattered the chum downstream where the tide line connects my feet and the ocean, and then cast the tackle directly into the tide line.

I repeatedly adjusted the tackle and put together a process to catch a good-sized greenfish.

In the end, when I didn’t attach a lead weight and used the Namaiki-kun PRO in a depth of less than one rod, 40 centimeters to 45centimeters long-tailed greenfish were caught a lot.

When I used raw krill from one and a half rods to 2 rods full depth, 50centimeters long good-sized thick-mouthed greenfish were successively caught.

During the cold greenfish season, they become "very wary" and "reluctant to eat", but the best way to catch a lot of fish is to choose a blend of bait that will increase the activity of the greenfish and a bait that is easy for them to eat, so why not try going fishing using the bait used this time as a reference?