台風が去った夜の多摩川。仕掛けを失いながらも、うなぎを追った記録。

This is a travel and drinking vlog themed around "escaping from everyday life." #arahe #eel #fishing The heavy rain brought by the typhoon completely changed the appearance of the Tama River. Murky and swollen. The perfect conditions were in place for targeting eels. The tide was the second day of the neap tide, following the end of the spring tide. Hidden in my pocket was the miracle cure: earthworms, which I had painstakingly secured before the typhoon hit. At 7 PM, I quietly cast my line and faced the river at night. However, the scars of the heavy rain were deep, and the water was a constant series of snags. One by one, I lost my tackle, and I only had two hours before my weights ran out. In the midst of this tough battle, the line trembled slightly. After much struggle, what finally appeared was a small but unmistakable target. A gritty night's record of somehow managing to catch one fish despite facing the harsh realities of nature. 0:00 Opening 0:13 Searching for earthworms for bait 1:02 Arriving at Rokugo Bridge and preparing 2:40 Baiting and casting the line 3:26 Setting up the chair 3:40 Talking about the fishing spot 4:04 Something strange about the bait... 4:40 Investigating freshwater prawns 5:13 Something feels off when retrieving the line 6:17 The strange feeling ends. 6:49 Next episode preview Equipment used (iPhone 13 Pro Max, GoPro HERO9)