【鮎釣り】究極の鮎鈎選択「カウンターチラシ1本鈎」

The big sweetfish season is about to get into full swing. Here's how to make a single Counter Chisara hook, which is essential for catching rapids. If you've used a Counter Chisara before, you'll be surprised at how easy it is. Hooks over size 8.5 are for catching large sweetfish in rapids, and size 7.5 is for shallow rapids with low water levels. A single Counter Chisara hook can be used in completely opposite situations. When fishing for large sweetfish, the Counter Chisara hook's unique feature is that it gives the same effective results while giving top priority to preventing snagging when fishing at the very edge of the water. On the other hand, when fishing for shallow rapids or hechi in the morning, a single hook directly below the anus does not hang down as much as an anchor, and is light, allowing the bait sweetfish to move more like a wild sweetfish. If you go right up to the reeds on the bank, where you would normally hesitate, you may be able to catch one in a rough spot. As I have explained so far, the reason it is effective is because it is a system that is in line with the characteristics of wild ayu's attacks, which are to "precisely target the anus of the bait ayu". The cost performance and time performance of the hook winding are particularly excellent. In this video, only one hook is wound, but since the first hook of the normal counter flyer is also a single hook, I would recommend that those who have never used a counter flyer before wind the normal counter flyer first. The length of the leader and the length to the first hook are about 1 cm, so I think there is almost no difference in effectiveness between leaders other than the four-strand AQ flyer leader X cross introduced in the video. If it is only for one hook, I think there is not much difference between nylon and fluoro. If you have never used a counter flyer before, I recommend that you first get Katsuichi's flyer No. 1 tube V5 and create a normal counter flyer.