【東京湾ライトアジ】午後船で竿頭！🔰誰でも釣れる黄金アジの釣り方/光進丸/金谷港/ブランド鯵

【東京湾ライトアジ】午後船で竿頭！🔰誰でも釣れる黄金アジの釣り方/光進丸/金谷港/ブランド鯵

Today’s afternoon boat trip! Here in Kanaya, you can catch “brand horse mackerel” known as golden horse mackerel. They’re just regular “horse mackerel,” but what makes them different is that the horse mackerel they grow up on feeds on the abundant plankton and food in Tokyo Bay, so they don’t need to migrate! As they grow here, they gain fat and their bodies turn yellow from the food they eat. This is the place where you can catch brand horse mackerel, which have come to be called “golden horse mackerel.” From summer to autumn, horse mackerel are rapidly feeding in preparation for spawning, so they’re getting fat and becoming very delicious. My goal for today is 50 fish! I would like to make a video that will teach you everything about “tackle”, “feeding”, how to catch and “how to bring home delicious fish” for light horse mackerel, so please watch until the end. First, you will check in to board at Okazawa Fishing Tackle Shop (Koushinmaru). We head to the port and transfer our luggage to the boat at the captain’s signal. We depart at 1:35 PM. It takes about 15 minutes to get to the fishing spot. As for tackle for light horse mackerel , you can rent it from the boathouse and reel it in by hand, but if you bring your own tackle, I think a general-purpose rod with a 73 action , roughly M to MH hardness, and a length of about 2 meters is best. If it is too short, you will not be able to catch many fish. It can cause problems, and if it’s too long it can be difficult to reel in, so I think a length of 195 or so is good. Any small hand-wound reel will do , but it will be easier if it has a counter. The PE line should be around 1 to 1.5 and it should always have a marker. The fishing involves searching carefully every meter at the level announced by the captain, so if the PE line doesn’t have a marker, you won’t know where your sinker is , so be careful about that. There are two types of bait for horse mackerel fishing. We will be using blood worms and red tuna, which are squid dyed red and these gummy baits. Koushinmaru distributes these blood worms , so we will mainly use these, but depending on the bite and the conditions on the day, we will try to be more efficient by using red tuna. Attach the red tuna to the sharpest part of the hook. Attaching it here will make the hook float, allowing the fish to hook in better. We will hook the head of the blood worm onto the hook and keep it short , about 1cm long. If it is too long, it will cause the fish to get away, so we will keep it at this length. Let’s start with the tackle. The boathouse sold tackle with two hooks, the type that originally had something like a red tang attached. They don’t sell tackle with three hooks, so you’ll need to bring your own, but I’ll be using that today. Once the boat sets sail, the bait basket will be placed outside the boat. Before we start fishing, it’s important to set it up, so bring your gear to the front of the boat . Bring the gear in the direction of travel, with the bait basket behind it, and set it up so that the tackle is fluttering. If the positions are reversed, the wind will blow and the tackle will get all messed up, so the gear should be in the front! and the bait basket at the back! I’m going to fill the bait basket with bait, and I’ll put in about 70% to 80% of it.I’ll put it in softly so it’s airy, and you can attach the scale and rig directly, but I think it’s a good idea to attach a short cushion rubber, about 1.5mm and 10cm to 20cm, to reduce the number of fish that get away, so if you’re not used to it, I recommend using a cushion rubber.It’s been a while since I last fished, so I’ll wear one too.It ‘s definitely cooler on the boat in the afternoon, and it’s really hot coming up in the morning.Now let’s try the basic fishing method.The captain says there’s a bite near the bottom, so first I’ll put the sinker on the bottom.Once it ‘s there , I’ll reel it in a bit, wait for the tide to settle in, and reel it in about 1m.Then I’ll shake the bait twice, then reel it in 1m and wait a bit to see if there’s a bite ! I got a bite! Imagine you’re putting your rig into the smoke of the reeled bait. I’ll reel it in slowly and aim for a follow-up. There are many ways to fish for horse mackerel, but I’ll start by trying the basic method to see if I get a bite, and then I’ll try some more advanced techniques. I caught two ♪ A hook remover is useful! It ‘s quite a feeding frenzy, isn’t it? It’s fun ♪ It feels like there are a lot of them ! Next, I’ll try an advanced version of the line-pulling fishing method that Tsukki (Takatsuki Satoshi) taught me the other day. Once it hits the bottom, I’ll raise it 50cm. If this is the captain’s recommended shelf, I’ll first raise it 50cm from the recommended shelf and wait for the rig to settle in with the tide. Once it does, I’ll reel in the rig by +1.5m while shaking the bait basket in small increments, bringing it up to 2m. I think of one rotation of the reel as creating a band of bait . I stop and it was eaten right away! しい。 English: They took the bait right away! Once you’ve caught a certain number of fish, little by little, put ice and seawater in a cooler box to make ice water (seawater ice). You put the horse mackerel you caught in there to cool them down and bring them home deliciously. Among the horse mackerel you caught, if they’re a little bigger, you’ll do the brain-killing to drain the blood. You stab them in the brain, put a knife in the gills, and put them in the cooler and shake them to drain the blood. For smaller ones, you can do the field-killing method instead of brain-killing, by just putting them in ice water. Anyway, if you leave them in the bucket for too long, they’ll go bad, so killing them is the key to eating them deliciously. When it’s time to move, check the bait and fill the bait box with bait so that it’s ready for the next cast. Reel in 1m… and reel a bit . Oh! It’s here soon! Horse mackerel have very soft mouths, so when you’re reeling in, you don’t want to reel too forcefully, or you’ll lose them if you loosen them too much, so you should keep the rod standing up moderately while reeling in. In the morning, I’ll be fishing near the bottom Let’s explore and see if we’ve caught any good-sized ones. The water depth is 11m. I swung the rod 1m from the bottom and waited, and it came right away. At this size, is it good for sashimi? This is called a 1-kan horse mackerel, and it’s one half-kan. The other day, a sushi restaurant nerve-killed 100 of them and carefully brought them back. They said they could serve them as nigiri for a week, so when I nerve-killed them, 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8 (m) The depth is really important! I got a bite! Two fish! So cute… It’s 3:30 now, and there’s an hour and a half left. Some people might try leaving their rod in place when they’ve caught a few and are tired, so I’ll try the “left-rod fishing method.” First, while thumbing, I lower the rod to the depth the captain specified (instructions). Wait for the rig to settle (5 seconds). Then, reel it in one meter, shake some bait, reel it in, and wait. You’ll get a bite right away. Once you get a bite, pick up the rod and reel it in. If you leave the rod in place while reeling, it will probably get away, so ah, I got one! It’s a feeding frenzy, it’s so much fun ♪ Two fish, I’ve got the second one. It’s been a feeding frenzy, so what do you do after you get a bite? I just reel it in slowly , and that’s it? Sometimes you get a slight bite, but I wait . That’s probably the easiest way to fish. The basic method is to reel it in 1m from the bottom, shake it twice, and wait after reeling in 1m, which is the easiest way and you’ll get a bite right away . There’s a strainer at the boathouse, so using that makes it easy. Afternoon boating is definitely best! The sun is setting, it’s cool, and it’s really easy to fish. I’m not an early riser, so I’m not sleepy and can concentrate on fishing! What a good catch! I’d like to catch one bigger one, maybe around 30cm, but this is good, isn’t it? It took the bait when I was reeling it in. Oh, I’ve been let go… it might be stuck to the bottom. Just now, it didn’t jerk up at the top, so I dropped it down and reeled it in a little, and it took the bait right away, so it seems to be sticking to the bottom, so it’s a MAX bite! Ah, it’s not taking… a triple! I’ve fallen… I’m making a final sprint using the line fishing method, and at 4:35pm I’ve caught 70 fish. How many more can I catch? The bait refills are available in front of the boat ! It’s here, here, here, there , with only about 20 minutes left, it’s time for the last cast , and I’ve caught 75 now! They’re feeling pretty heavy… Just two more to get to 80, but I wonder if I can make it next? Nope! It’s the memorable 80th fish♪ It’s 10 minutes left, it’s 5pm, so fishing is over. Whoa! The last 82 fish we caught ended the fishing trip. The captain said that the morning boat had a bit of a tough catch today, so was it okay? But we’ve been getting bites ever since we arrived at the fishing spot, and although they were a little on the small side, we still caught a few good-sized ones, and we’ve been getting bites all the time, so it’s been a lot of fun. I’m very satisfied with my catch of 82 fish♪ So, I’m going to take home the horse mackerel I caught this time and enjoy it! The tail is yellow and contains visceral fat . Fresh horse mackerel’s skin can be easily peeled without having to use a knife. Be gentle… it’s fatty ♪ So, let’s start with sushi. It goes well with vinegared rice. It’s incredibly delicious as it matches the sweetness of the vinegared rice ! When I go horse mackerel fishing, I always make “namero”, but today I thought the taste would be too similar to the sushi, so I added gochujang and sesame oil to make “Korean-style namero”. Fried horse mackerel! I’ll have it with tartar sauce. Winner! This is the best! Golden horse mackerel and regular horse mackerel are really different in terms of fat content, fluffiness, and taste, so I recommend everyone to try golden horse mackerel fishing. I think you’ll catch a lot and have a great time.

皆さんこんにちは‼︎
今回は千葉県金谷港光進丸さんから午後船で黄金アジ釣りです‼︎
浅場に集まってくる、脂ノリ抜群の極旨アジが狙い目です！
今回は、初心者の方にも分かりやすいように、基本的な釣り方から、釣果を伸ばすためのコツ、アジの締め方まで詳しくご紹介‼︎
釣ったアジはその日のうちに美味しく調理していただきました⭐︎ライトアジ釣りが初めての方も、この動画を見たら絶対釣れる事間違いなし‼︎是非最後までご覧ください♪

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【ちーちゃんタックル】
ROD:LIGHTGAME XR 73MH195
REEL: BARCHETTA F CUSTOM 150DH RIGHT
PE:VARIVAS 船PE8 1.5号
仕掛け:3本針仕掛け
オモリ:ビシカゴ40号
アイテム:針外し
アイテム:Hapyson 計測グリップミニ

0:00 今回は東京湾のブランド黄金アジ釣り
1:26 タックル・仕掛け・餌付け
4:15 基本の釣り方
5:40 ライン引き釣法
6:31 アジの締め方&美味しく持ち帰る方法
7:18 多点掛け連発
11:48 終盤も入れ食い続く
13:51 釣行終了
14:23 絶品‼︎黄金アジを食す

【過去のLTアジ釣り動画はこちらから】

『東京湾ライトアジの基本』初心者必見!!【保存版】LTアジ釣りをDAIWA高槻さんから基本の釣り方を学び直す！【三喜丸】

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【アジ釣り入門】100匹超えの大爆釣‼︎東京湾のビシアジ釣りを攻略‼︎【 Horse mackerel fishing 】【 Cá thu ngựa 】アジ釣り方

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