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"Shallow-water black sea bream fishing" by Shun

"Shallow-water black sea bream fishing" by Shun

Location: Ichiki-Kushikino Tozaki Cape

Date and time: 9 18 (13:00-16:00)

Neap tide high 11:21 - low tide 16:48


This time, as a test of our new product "Kurodai Ranbu," we went fishing for black sea bream (at Tozakibana, a rocky shore in Ichiki-Kushikino).

New product: "Black Sea Bream Dance"

Since it was described as suitable for shallow water, I chose an area with a depth of about 6 meters.

For tsukee, I mainly use "Namaikiku for PRO," and rotate it with "Mecha Kuu Corn" depending on the situation.

Fishing Rig

Main line 1.5号, leader 1.5, float G2, sea bream hook size 1, semi-free rig


I put a lot of chum into the white water at my feet and fished at a depth of 3 fathoms in the current that was flowing out to sea, and I was catching good-sized rabbitfish, halfbeaks, damselfish, and other fish one after another!

It looks like the chum is working well.

I cast my line slightly away from the chum and started fishing... and I got a bite!

Meita GET~

Fishing in shallow waters requires quick retrieval.

fun…

Another hit, and surprisingly, a mini Shibudai...lol

Furthermore, when I continued to let the float drift in the same way, the float sank rapidly!

It runs well in shallow water.

A black sea bream, about 40cm long, is caught in the net!

Things were going well, but the weather started to turn bad, so we packed up our gear early.


The fish used this time was "Kurodai Ranbu"

It sinks gently while spreading out like a fish attractant for black sea bream, but it contains chunky pieces of corn, wheat, oyster shells, etc.

The bait contains appealing bait, making it easier to trigger a bite from black sea bream.That was just an image.

It seems like it would be especially effective in areas with a water depth of less than 10 meters.

If the timing is right, you might be able to catch a ton of fish!

Please try it.

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