If KITSU comes out, you win. ..With confidence

Now, it ’s in the middle of the Iso fishing season.

M & M Field Tester gave us a report from Giant Onaga

He reported the situation at that time

“The situation where Onaga and Isuzumi are seen under the surface of the water,” he said.

The report at that time​ ​Click here!

So this time I would like to go to KITSU (= Izumi) as the fourth measure against food stealing fish.

By the way, the last blog​ ​Click here!

Then, today's food stealing measures aimed at Onaga! start!

“For Kitsu, make sashie, needle, thread, and lead both big.”

〇Kitsu have better eyesight and smarter than Gure

Kitsu and Onaga are similar to the relationship between Kuchibuto and Osen.​ ​Where there are Onaga's good types, there are also almost Kitsu.​ ​So Mr,Matsuda​ ​“If KITSU comes out, I think it ’s a win today. It ’s not good when it comes out over 30 or 40 minutes.​ ​To say.

On the other hand, if there is a kitsu, there is no doubt that there will be a good type of Onaga ...

That's not natural providence. When the water temperature is high and full of wood, there is often no Onaga nearby.

“I was troubled by the 男女群島. There were many KITSU.”

Matsuda couldn't get Onaga, so it can be judged that there was no Onaga.

The habits are similar if they are similar, and not similar if they are not similar.

Previously, the optimal water temperature was slightly higher for the kitsu, but the appropriate water temperature for the Onaga was also higher due to the effects of global warming. Therefore,​ ​The period when the activity of the Onaga and the Kitsu is high overlap.

* Kitsu = Isuzumi

If the size is the same, the Onaga is stronger, and it can be said that it is easier to capture the Kitsu. There is no plunging into the roots. Although it has a unique odor, it is hated by many anglers.

However, it is harder to fish the Kitsu. Matsuda thinks so. If it is the same state, it is much easier to fish with gure. Compared to Gure, the kitsu has a small mouth and is hard. If the thread is thick, it will not eat. Even if the needle is big, it doesn't eat even if the food is big. Lead must not be large.

“I think it ’s much smarter and smarter than Onaga.”

As Matsuda says, he has a keen sense of abnormality, so even if he eats bait, he does not eat stab bait. Therefore, Matsuda doesn't match even if Uki enters at first when fishing where Onaga and Kitsu live together. Wait until you bring it to the rod.

This is because if you feel the resistance of a uki, there is a high possibility that it will be released if it is a Kitsu (not necessarily released).

The fishing grounds hurt when they are missed if they are put together without the needle being completely hooked. Matsuda hates it.

If it is Onaga, it will not get rough at first, so it will ride to the rod.

As an example where Kitsu are harder to fish, it may be easier to understand if the number is small and the activity is low. In such a case, if you want to catch a kitsu, it is very difficult with No. 3 Harris. You will not eat stab food unless you make the needle smaller and Harris drop it into No. 1.

In that respect, the gure is much easier to fish.

Also, when the water temperature drops and the activity falls, it is difficult to fish where food is contained every day. On the other hand, it can be said that it is easy to fish if there is no angler for a long time and there is no food.

Of course, when the activity is high and   crazy, you should consider it an exception.

〇Boil reaches from the bottom to the bottom

Currently, Matsuda himself rarely does KITSU in this way. Therefore, in the pattern that Matsuda finished GURE in this way, it will not be introduced first.

However, it is clear that Matsuda is effective in combating scratches as an accumulation of the results of Matsuda. As an angler in the position to follow from behind Matsuda, there is no loss to know as knowledge.

The way is simple.​ ​Mix not only raw krill but also boil. That's all.

The ratio is 80% of raw krill and 20% of boil. Even if it is 100% boiled, it is not effective even if it is only raw.

Boil is a krill heated with steam. Naturally, raw krill are softer, smell better, and taste better (maybe). Many fish gather early because they prefer that. Kitsu are no exception.

So let's mix raw and boiled. As for what happens, the upper layer of the kitsu picks up only delicious food.​ ​The boil sinks down and reaches the gure.

However, this only works for the first hour. After that, the Kitsu will eat boil.

〇 Use lead to sink quickly

As mentioned earlier, unlike the appearance (?), The kitsu are much more sensitive. The stab food is not small enough to eat. The needle must be small. It don't like thick threads.

Also, it does not follow the stab food that sinks quickly with large lead.

If you don't want to catch a kitsu, you can do everything the opposite.

A big krill is stabbed in a big needle, and a big lead is struck by a thick Harris.

If KITSU eats lead in the middle of Harris, it will gradually drop. The greater the number of KITSU, the closer the lead is to the needle.

Even with such a mechanism, if there are a lot of Kitsu, you can catch enough gure.

When the Kitsu springs, there are often gure underneath. It is simply hidden behind the figure of the Kitsu, and when it springs, the Kitsu floats up to about 1 hiro, and Gure is just below it, 1 ½ a half.

However, the food does not fall because there are many KITSU. Inevitably, the activity of gure is high.

KITSU gets in the way and can't see lead. Lead is not used if it is under one and a half UKI, but it must be used as long as KITSU is present.

If you look at it in this way, you will notice that it has a different meaning from Osen and Horse mackerel, even if you dodge.​ ​Because we catch gure in a group of KITSU.

However, there is no change in using the habit of kitsu.

-Matsuda Minoru's gure fishing bible · fish and fish! Quoted from 1997 publication