『4K』「ウキあたり、シーン超多め」棒ウキで小さなアタリをガンガン合わせる紀州釣り!! #仙人ウキ

Hello. This video was filmed in early July. There was a strong southwesterly wind that day, so I went to a place where I could feel the wind at my back. There was a lot of wind, and the wind direction was often unsteady. The tide reached a maximum of 120cm around neap tide. From March to late June, I hardly ever caught any black porgy, and I ended up going empty-handed a lot. This time, I fished on the Miura Peninsula. I remember that from March to June, Miura had a terrible napa tide due to heavy rain and other factors, and the amount of trash made fishing difficult. The rain stopped in mid-June, the temperature rose sharply, and summer-like days continued. Perhaps as a result, the color of the tide improved considerably. There had been debris floating on the surface of the water, but that has now disappeared. I got the impression that the conditions would improve if the weather stabilized for about two weeks. Since the ocean conditions were improving at the time, I thought that Kishu fishing with quick-breaking dango and krill bait would be more suitable than Toya-style bait dango fishing. From my experience fishing, it seemed like the instant-breaking doughnut was a good fit. This video includes many scenes of the float hitting the bait and the float itself. It's a very realistic video that captures the thoughts of anglers watching the float. Please sit back and enjoy. How to purchase a Sennin float: 1. Purchase from a fishing tackle shop that carries it on the Yahoo! Shopping site. 2. Place an order by phone at Kobo Ginrin. Tel: 090-2978-6609, Mr. Kimio Saito. There is a website, but online orders are not accepted. Please note that if it's out of stock, it won't arrive right away. Custom orders are also available. 3. Find a fishing tackle shop that carries it. This method can be quite difficult. This is because, like the Toya float, there isn't much information about it on social media. I found it at Taishi Fishing Tackle in Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. It's open 24 hours a day. Although the quality of the floats varies from one to another, there are many sizes available, making this a product that can meet specific needs. I like the fact that there are long and short floats. The price is on the higher side. Equipment used Rod: Gamakatsu Tarukago Special ML, equivalent to a No. 2 iso rod (it feels even more expensive) Reel: Shimano Despina 2500 Line: Dell ISOCN No. 2.5 Liner: Kureha Seaguar Grand Max FX No. 2 Floats: Toya float, Entou small, G2, and Sennin float, regular size