【釣り大会で腕試し】Testing My Ayu Fishing Skills in a Tournament

I participated in an ayu fishing tournament! It wasn't a formal tournament, but rather a relaxed one organized by the local fisheries cooperative, with on-the-day registration. However, the participants were all seasoned veterans, so it was a perfect opportunity for me, a fourth-year ayu angler, to see where I stood. The Kuji River in July hadn't seen many sunny days, but not much rain either. Therefore, the ayu weren't biting well, so I set my goal at 10 fish in 5 hours. Would I achieve my goal? Or would it end in utter defeat? Please watch until the very end! 😅 Please also subscribe to the channel and give it a thumbs up! 😉 I joined an Ayu fishing tournament! It wasn't a super serious competition—more of a relaxed event organized by the local fishing cooperative, with same-day registration and a friendly atmosphere. That said, most of the participants were highly experienced anglers. Since I'm only in my fourth year of Ayu fishing, I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to see how I measure up against the veterans. Even though July on the Kuji River has brought very few sunny days, there hasn't been much rain either. As a result, the Ayu haven't been very aggressive, so I set myself a modest goal of catching 10 fish in five hours. Will I reach my goal, or will I end up getting completely outfished? Watch until the end to find out! And if you enjoy the video, please don't forget to subscribe to the channel and give it a thumbs up. It really Helps! [Nabeyasu's Social Media] https://www.instagram.com/nabeyasu779... [Background Music Used] BGMer https://bgmer.net/ Springin' Sound Stock https://www.springin.org/sound-stock/... Ending: "Kujigawa Moude" Original song automatically generated by AI