"Kishira, Kimotsuki Town 2025 Final Fishing " Hanadou

On December 28th, I went to the rocky shore in Kishira, Kimotsuki Town, to do my final fishing trip. With my backpack on, I walked about 20 minutes each way over mountain paths and rocky areas to the fishing spot.

I was relieved to find that the spot I was aiming for was empty. Now I was excited to see if I could catch anything.

When I started fishing, the rising tide was moving nicely, and on my second cast I caught a decent-sized fish, over 30cm. I wondered if I could keep catching fish like this, but there was still a slight swell, so I put my rod down and took a break while fishing. You can't go against nature, so safety comes first.

As the tide approached high, the current was coming in from offshore, and the area around the tip of the current felt good. The air smelled like a greenfish was about to appear.

I used a 2-rod trace without a sinker and waited without tightening or loosening the rig, and then the float went into the sea with force and I got a bite.

It tried to thrust powerfully at my feet again and again, but I desperately tried to hold on by tilting the rod left and right and then right and left. I finally managed to bring it up to the surface, but the waves were making it difficult to scoop up. After about four tries, I finally managed to get it into the dip net.

I immediately took a measure and was pleased to see that it was nearly 50cm. It was all the more difficult to put the fish in the net, and my left arm, which had been holding the fishing rod, was completely swollen and exhausted...

After that, the tide went out and the water temperature dropped, so the krill bait got cold and remained. The bites decreased dramatically and I decided it was time to call it a day. Another appealing thing about fishing on a rocky shore is that you can fish for as long as you like.

The best thing was that I was able to see the face of the greenfish and that I was able to finish my fishing trip without any injuries.

I hope the new year will be a wonderful one for you all.