自然を学べ！活かせ！バチ抜けシーバス・多摩川

Shigetetsu Daibo, who has spent many years studying nature and using that knowledge to continue fishing, takes on sea bass fishing while experiencing the subtle natural activity of the "worm hatch." The worm hatch refers to the phenomenon where large numbers of lugworms and ragworms swim out of the seabed sand on the night of a spring tide to spawn. At that time, sea bass devour the worms. On this day, the surface of the Tama River estuary was covered with a massive number of worms. Worms spilled out of the mouths of the sea bass that were being caught one after another. Full of the allure of sea bass fishing during the worm hatch! ■Product Used ST-36TN This is a video from TOKYO MX's "Do! Fishing: Tomorrow is a Good Day for Fishing," which aired on April 4, 2026. Do!Fishing: Airs every Saturday from 8:30 to 8:45 AM (except the third Saturday of each month) https://s.mxtv.jp/variety/do_fishing/ OWNERMOVIE: http://ownertv.jp/ Owner Hooks website: http://www.owner.co.jp