** SAKURA ROD Kotsugi Hechi Rod special custom Kongou Yunagi NINJA MASTER 2.95m

Description: SAKURA ROD Kotsugi Hechi Rod special custom Kongou Yunagi NINJA MASTER 2.95mItem DescriptionThe basic style of this type of fishing is called hechi fishing, in which you fish along the quay as close as you can. On top of that, there are two ways to fish for loofah: aiming for the middle layer and searching around the bottom. In both cases, the only thing you need to do is take out the required length of line from the reel, fix it, and then repeat the operation of moving it up and down along the quay. For mid-water fishing, focus on the intertidal zone (the belt-like area between the high tide line and the low tide line), which is centered around a layer of cockscomb pearl mussels attached to the sea. This is because cockscomb pearl mussels are covered by the tide during high tide, and are often attached to exposed locations during low tide. Also, no matter which method you use, when fishing, do not lean out too far; instead, take a step back from the hechi and lower the tip of the rod along the quay. This makes it less likely that the black sea bream will alert you, and it will also be easier to drop the bait close to the wall.Black sea bream float to the layer where the cockscomb pearl mussel is. In such cases, of course, you should aim for it in the middle layer, but there are also situations where it will eat you just below the sea level, where the Harisu (Leader) level has fallen. For mid-water fishing, the recommended line length is the total length of the rod plus approximately 3 m. In the summer, it is actually more efficient to fix the spot about 1.5m below the sea level and search. On the other hand, bottom fishing targets black sea bream, which pick up bait that falls to the bottom. It is effective during the day, when it is calm, and when the tide is clear, making it difficult for black sea bream to float. When bottom fishing, lengthen the length of the fish you release from the reel to accommodate the depth. It would be a good idea to drop it to the bottom and measure the water depth. The important thing in this type of fishing is to keep the line at a constant level as you lower the rig. If you keep the line dandruff, it will be easier to make the bait fall naturally, and the black sea bream will bite better. In that case, adjusting the Gundama sinker is important. By choosing the weight according to the flow of the tide, you can create a balance where the line hangs out properly while the rig falls. If there is no reaction after lowering the pole, move it about 5m to the side and try dropping it again. Repeat this and move laterally to thoroughly explore the wall surface. The lineup continues with the 5-piece NINJA MASTER245, followed by the 6-piece NINJA MASTER295, which is easy to drop even from high up on scaffolding. Both have a closing size of 54cm. It also comes with wooden elbow pads that provide an excellent fit and are extremely easy to operate. Please see the title, Item specifics.PaymentChoose from a variety of payment methods.ShippingPlease check the Shipping and Payment tab. Shipping costs vary depending on the delivery area and shipping method.International Buyers - Please Note:Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.

Price: 536 USD

Location: Niigata

End Time: 2024-09-17T07:55:32.000Z

Shipping Cost: 30 USD