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I'm happy it has helped you. Reels were what I found heaps cheaper than in New Zealand. They have about 130 stores?? across Japan

i'm already longing to fish the wash at Maitai bay

Hey It's me, your phone, i'm down here in your pocket ... get me outta here - yeah ringtone. Day 3 at Maitai Bay was the day. vid was going to be about 1hr 24 minutes, so split it.

yes - that's why it's called fishing, not catching. I've learnt to enjoy being on the water, so while it's disappointing, it's not a bad day.

No great whites. Some hammerheads. I caught a small one - got it on video.

for a big kayak they paddle quite well. Viking Reload - Made in New Zealand (about 100M from my office/warehouse)

Insta360 X3. The X4 they recently released has better resolution (8K) and faster frame rates.

@@snappagrabba thanks

The mussel farm is quite large. It takes about 10 minutes??? to get from the shore tot he start of the farm, But would probably take 30 - 50 minutes to get to the other side.

pretty amazing place

Don't think you will be disappointed

They are well priced, I think i need slightly longer pants. Trouble is i've got a skinny waist and long legs. I nearly bought Shark skin, but Local Canoe and Kayak had Adrenalin so I went that way.

thanks, should have done it months ago. But slightly later start on Friday gave me light in the morning.

I've only been in once, didn't notice extra resistance. I do tuck them in my dive boots to stop water splashing and running down the inside.

Don't wash them in the washing machine, laundry powder will strip the waterproofing.

i shoot with 360 as my main camera, but reframe in my editing

Was stoked to find it. Winter tends to bring the bigger ones in closer. Was in about 6M of water. Caught a couple at 53cm about 100M from shore. Thanks for watching

Thanks, Might do some more clips as I film in 360 a lot and usually just set the focus direction.

add another dynamic

At least I took it with me that time - and didn't have to call a friend and drive to borrow one. I dd notice after an hour or so and did it up. Only fallen out once (and got that on video).

Glad you enjoyed

thanks for the feedback

I can't recall

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I have always use my light in flashing mode to conserve battery. I usually launch just on first light and mostly in areas where there is very little to no boat traffic. As I am out for 5-8hrs, the flashing setting saves me a lot of battery use and I think in 2 years i've changed the batteries once. It took a while to find, but it seems the rules say I'm wrong. Between sunset and sunrise a kayak must display a white light. It can be a 360º (fixed white light or a torch, but a flashing light or strobe is not acceptable (strobe lights are used to mark a man overboard). The white light should be bright enough to be seen 2 miles (about 4km) away. Colours other than white are not allowed. BUT I did see that strobe is 120 or more flashes a minute. I'm sure my light is about 60?? per minute, but i'll check it..

@@snappagrabba This confuses me as well, I see plenty of slow strobing white lights at night around the harbour / bay here in Nelson, so I'm not entirely sure myself. Would be good to get that 60 vs 120 clarification!

@@Romeowns It seems Strobe is a distress signal for man overboard (120 or more flashes per minute). So I assume slow flash is ok.

I'll do a review after a few more times out with it. It's tempremental with connecting to my computer. It tends to rise up in the water a lot when trolling. It can tend to roll it's way through the water. It's been pretty murky a lot of times i've been out and that has prevented me getting more footage. - I've got some more footage on a couple of videos I did in MAY. BUT it's only $99USD

i have no clue with either one

That's handy to know, Might check out Shibuya next time. Toyocho was about 800M down the road from our hotel and I could go while my family was still asleep

Next time!

3hrs of footage and those are the only fish

I've found it hit and miss soft baiting at the Mussel Farm - better with bait.

Thanks for watching and commenting

Definately had a lot worse days out there, thanks for taking the time to watch

thanks for subscribing

Johshuya in Toyocho, Takyo. They have 140 store in Japan

yes credit card works there.

Thanks for the fast reply. Now you got me really excited. I am glad I don’t need to carry a wad of cash. I am planning on buying a couple electric fishing reels.

i was not looking for them, but don't remember any electric reels.

It's in the video. But Johshuya is a chain store with 140 stores across Japan. This one is in Toyocho in Tokyo.

Still on my bucket list - never caught a gurnard.

@@snappagrabba my fav eating fish. most ppl catch them with something orange *funnly enough) a slider or a softy slow bounce along the bottom," hence why i thought u let for ages. gurny will not run really they just sorta accept their fate and like when u pulled it in that snapp didnt head shake. he make me 100% yell out . ITS A GURNY.. but no. was a snap haha good vids man

It was just one of those days - part 2 out soon

I'm an Aussie Kayak Fisherman in New Zealand. Good kayak fishing scene here, but tackle stores are nothing like that one. Most are a small section, maybe 20-50SqM in a marine store or a camping/fishing/camping store.

Hope you like my other videos

Did you see all my tangles? Gets worse in part 2

At least I caught it on camera, and the 360 let me get good angles.

i didn't have it connected to me :>(. (bixpy kill switch). Had hold of kayak at all times Grabbed a coffee from the shop (not that nice), but pie was good.

I thought the same thing compared to New Zealand - thanks for the subscription.

thanks. last trip was very murky water

Tech can also be a pain in the @rse. Went out last Sunday, caught 25 snapper. Got home and found my 360 camera was set to single side record (the side pointing away from me). About 3hrs of useless footage.

@@snappagrabba must take a fair bit of time to edit as well I expect.

too long@@michaelcarter615

Same compare to prices in New Zealand

greetings back from New Zealand