Just a quick trip! Ken Kakizoe

Recently, the wind has been so strong that I haven't been able to go fishing, so I decided to go to a nearby pier.

As expected, the wind was blowing hard everywhere.　

There is a place in the shade of a large ship where I can get a little shelter from the wind, so I try it there.

It's convenient to park my car right next to it, but the wind is extremely strong.

The wind will cause the line to float up, so I attach a balancer to the rig 17, GTR 000, and force it in.

I mixed a half-block of krill with Nama-sanagi Kurodai and Soko-zeme Zudon in a very firm mixture.

Even when I cast the bait, the wind will carry the line and bring it closer.

When I continue to use the slack in the line, I feel a small bite on the line.

When I adjusted at the next bite, it came right up on the rod.

While enjoying the pleasant pull of the black porgy, I managed to catch a 45cm black porgy in the dip net.

The preferred bait was Namaiki-kun PRO (L).

After that, the bites were small, but I still had fun fishing for two hours, catching things like silver sea bream, horse mackerel, and small black porgy.

Even though the wind is blowing, it's still hot fishing during the day, and I know that. (lol)