Fishing Information VOL.20(Aoriika & Isaki)

23th May 1998: Fishing place : Tateyama Bay & Off Tomiura in chiba prefecture. By My Boat from home port
Time : From 9:30AM to 4:30PM
Tide : Spring tide. Ebb tide at 9:05AM, Flood tide at 3:29AM ,Ebb tide at 9:19PM(Tokyo Standard Time. -30 min at Mera)
Weather : Fine. It's hot. South wind after North wind. The condition of Sea was calm.
Target Fish : Aoriika & Isaki
Tackle : 2m rod. Aoriika : lure No. 3 for Aoriika. line No was 3.0 , line length was 1.5m. Without in-between weight.; 　　　　　　　　　　Isaki : line No was 1.5 , line length was 3m. Hook was chinu No.2. Weight was No.30.
Depth : Aoriika ; 9m. Hitting zone was near the bottom of the sea.; 　　　　　Isaki ; About 20m. Hitting zone was 5m over the bottom of the sea.
Bait : Aoriika ; Lure for Aoriika, Isaki ; Krill. Ground bait was opossum shrimp .
Fishing results : 1 Aoriika of 28cm body-length, 1Isaki of 40cm, with 10 Aji from 18cm to 20cm

MEMO
　It was fine and hot. It was strong sunlight. I have left my home port "Harbor Tsuhama" by my fishing boat at 9:30 AM. The sea was calm. I left for Tateyama Bay in the condition of a fresh north wind. The colour of the sea was a muddy from Takeoka to Kanaya but clear from Ukishima to Tatayama. First I aimed Aoriika near Daibusa Cape in Tatayama Bay. My boat was streamed with sea current by Parachute anchor around rocky region of 9m depth. I made the lure jump by pull up the line, then the lure sank, then pull up the line. I did it again and again. I hit Aoriika after about a hour from start to fish and I could feel the fight of Aoriika. I caught it by net after careful reeling. After that, I got no signal from Aoriika and so moved off Tomiura afternoon. I aimed Isaki there after casting the anchor at the place around rocky region of about 20m depth. I caught big Isaki there just after start to fish but could get no Isaki after that. I sometimes got Aji. So, I also aimed Aji on my way to go back Takeoka but could get no signal from fish.

Point

Aoriika : I caught it by the blue color typed lure. Because was the sea clear?.

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