Participate in the Kyushu Magure-kai Social Fishing Tournament!new addition

On November XNUMXth, the annual fishing tournament of the Kyushu Magurekai was held on the offshore of Miyanoura fishing port in Hirado City, Nagasaki Prefecture.

I am excited because it is the first time for me to see Miyanoura Beach.

Only one person can put out a rod in a narrow place on the rocky shore after a lottery.

When it became light, I climbed over a large gorota stone to the east and moved about XNUMX meters on the slanted rocky shore to secure my fishing spot.

Makie is one square of raw krill and one bag of conquered red sea bream.GMAXMix one XNUMXkg bag.

Seiha-madai thickens the layer of ground bait with pellets, Kirara, fishmeal, wheat, etc., which are effective not only for red sea bream but also for largescale blackfish.

GMAXThe is well-coordinated and has excellent long-distance throwability and accurately flies to the target point.It pulls black to shallow water with large particles.

This is for the first half, and the same for the second half.

The bait is vacuum-packed for outstanding freshness. PROAnd Raw Iki-kun, which is chewy while being processed food PROAnd raw Iki-kun half-boiledLI have the size ready.

XNUMX:XNUMX a.m. Start fishing.

From side to side, the tide can be slow, fast, slack, or spring.

The regulation of weighing is the weight of XNUMX blacks over XNUMX cm.

You can catch a lot of XNUMX cm black, but you can't catch more than XNUMX cm.

Place the conquered red sea bream and the GMAX maquie in a place where the tide changes or live, and look for a good type.

At XNUMX am, I caught a XNUMXcm black.

The higher the sunshine, the more food they collect, while the blacks are reluctant to eat.

Change the amount and timing of the makie that you put in your feet and offshore.

At XNUMX o'clock, I caught a black XNUMX cm.

As a result of the weigh-in, I was surprised to be ranked first out of about XNUMX participants.It was Miyanoura's beginner's rack.

Thank you to everyone who participated.Thank you very much.

For more information, please see the Western Edition of the Weekly Fishing News.