[Bottom fishing with White lure] Takahashi

Taking advantage of a break in the rainy season, I went fishing targeting sea bream, using the "Bottom Attack White" lure that was released this month for black sea bream.

This time, in order to check the performance of Bottom Attack White, I prepared the following mixture and mixed the bait on-site.

As expected, the bottom-fishing white is perfectly usable for sea bream, and its fine particles provide good diffusion and visibility, making it likely to become an indispensable item in the future.

1.5 block krill, bottom-fishing white bait, half a bag of Great Gure, and 0.5 kg of breadcrumbs for 3 hours' worth.

As for the catch, due to the rainy season, there were many small fish that steal the bait, such as horse mackerel, damselfish, pufferfish, and filefish, so we struggled right from the start.

The bait was gone in an instant, so the fishing became a matter of adjusting the timing of casting and chumming to catch a few sea bream at a time.

Along the way, I managed to catch some black sea bream, and when I hooked some Japanese sea bass, I caught six of them ranging from 42cm to 47cm, and two in the late 30cm range, making for a great rainy season fishing experience for Japanese sea bass.

I'm planning to enjoy black sea bream fishing as summer approaches, so I'd like to try using this lure next time.

I highly recommend everyone try using "Bottom Attack White" for catching sea bream and black sea bream, as it's very easy to use.

[Tackles and devices used]

・Rod: Gamakatsu - Master Model II M-53

・Reel: BBX Technium 2500DXXG

・Main line: SUNLINE Osyare - 1.5

• Float: Tsuriken - Progress Gure - G7, 0

Harris: SUNLINE - BLACK STREAM - 1.5号

• Hooks: Gamakatsu - Fine Gre #6, #5, #4

　[Ground Bait]

　Raw krill (3 blocks) / GREAT GURE - 2.5 kg x 1 bag / Bottom Attack White - 2.5 kg x 1 bag / Breadcrumbs x 1 kg

　[Bait]

　Namaiki-kun PRO L / Krill marinated in GREAT GURE