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A 4.8-ft rod is ideal for the uppermost reaches of streams. The 5.3-ft rod, on the other hand, is versatile enough for midstream to upstream areas. When targeting trout over 40 cm, I personally prefer using the 5.3-ft rod.

@@fukuyamafishingch.7238 thank you! I am looking for the most fun for smaller trout under 40cm. Do smaller trout feel the same on the 4.8-ft rod vs the 5.3-ft rod? Or is the 4.8-ft rod more fun for small trout?

“The difference between the Huntsman 48 and 53 goes beyond just the length. The 48 is perfect for uppermost stream areas, offering excellent maneuverability in tight spots and precise control. On the other hand, the 53 is a versatile rod that works well from midstream to upstream and excels when targeting larger trout over 40 cm. Personally, I use both depending on the situation, but I prefer the 53 when going after bigger fish.”

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@@fukuyamafishingch.7238 type of lens ? Photocromatic or you prefer polarized lens ? Im dont know what choice ...

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It’s sold out and there is no possibility of it being available for sale in the future🙏🥲

@fukuyamafishingch.7238 what brand this reel??

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まだまだテクニックとタックルに改善と伸び代があります。1匹に更に🐟拘りと価値が上乗せされます！

The fight with a steelhead is incredibly powerful. In an instant, 10 meters of line was pulled out, and the PE line got rubbed against a rock and snapped immediately. What an unbelievably strong fish the steelhead is!

“mountain stream Bait Finesse Fishing is a highly technical and exciting method. It is very challenging and requires delicate, fully manual control, making it a uniquely Japanese and fascinating approach to fishing. Although there are times when we can’t catch the fish, even the thrill of the interaction is something we thoroughly enjoy. This fishing style is incredibly fun, and I truly hope it spreads across the world. There may be some complex regulations surrounding lure fishing in different countries, but I encourage you to give it a try🤝”

I‘m addicted to mountain stream bait finesse fishing. I‘m hunting for brown trouts in Germany. Not comparable to these steel heads, more similar to your Yamames in size. And by the way, I love lures from your Megabass Great Hunting Series ( the Bat A Fry 44 was the last one I checked bevor the season ended this year). You can see….Japanese Mountain Stream Bait Finesse has already spread to Germany :)

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I certainly value the traditional culture of fly fishing and spoon spinner fishing. However, my goal is to challenge myself with a new fishing method. This fishing method is a truly exciting, wonderfully researched and developed new mountain stream bait finesse fishing unique to Japan. Of course, I also understand the current evaluation of lure fishing in the West, but the rejection of new fishing methods and new events is not limited to fishing, so please check out my other channels! I hope you will give it a try.🤝

thanks🤝JAPAN🇯🇵mountain stream bait finesse style to the world🌎That is my wish🤝

👌🐟👌 1. Choosing Colors Based on Weather • Sunny Conditions: Use lures with gold or silver glitter. These reflective colors create a flashing effect, which is particularly effective in fast currents. • Cloudy or Low-Light Areas: Choose bright, matte colors (e.g., Matte Tiger) that do not rely on reflection but still maintain a strong presence in the water. 2. Adjusting Actions Based on Water Flow • In Strong Currents: Since fish are more active, combine flashing effects with twitching to enhance the lure’s appeal. • In Still Water or Deep Areas: Focus on the bottom and use slow, deliberate movements to find the depth where the trout will respond. Bright matte-colored lures are effective in dark areas or when fish are resting. 3. General Approach • Select a mix of bright matte lures and glittering, flashing lures depending on the conditions and target fish. This summary captures the key points for an effective lure selection and fishing strategy using bait finesse techniques.

Thank you so much!

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This is a prototype sample of the Huntsman 6ft before it is completed.

I am a professional staff member at Megabass and use all of their Great Hunting and Trout Fishing series.

I also use 11g and 14g spinners that I bought at a local fishing tackle shop in Canada.

In this video, I'm using a Megabass Valkyrie 6.8ft rod, a Batafry 52mm lure, and a Calcutta Quest No. 200.

The reels I use are currently available on the market: Shimano Calcutta Conquest pfs. I also have the Megabass Pagani P 300g, which is no longer on sale. And the ABU 2500 C. I bought the classic reel at an auction, and then had it finess-tuned at a Japanese custom shop called Avail. The Shimano Calcutta Conquest bfc is probably easier to get.

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The thick line is an SC knot. The thin line is a SEIYA knot.

I'm happy thank you, thank you, and the main movie will be a documentary movie, not a promotional one! Please look forward to it. Keep in contact🤝

Please look forward to the documentary we are currently editing! Thank you!🤝

@@fukuyamafishingch.7238ciao io sono italiano di Venezia come mai usate I campanellini

To ward off bears and other wild animals! When I'm alone, I wear more bells.

@@fukuyamafishingch.7238super thanks

Thanks for asking! It's not easy! If you just want to catch a fish, you should use a larger tackle. It's a fundamentally different idea. This new salmon finesse game genre is not only sensitive to the lure action and cast accuracy, but also fully manual control until the landing net is in, rod work, and fully enjoying the strength of the autumn salmon that run upstream, making it the most technical and game-like new fishing method. I love enjoying this game, but I don't just want to catch a fish. However, one important thing to choose is that the river width should not be too wide.

@@fukuyamafishingch.7238 haha thanks! If I just wanted to catch a fish, I’d drift roe and worms, not fish BFS. But BFS is more fun!

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ニュージーランドでスポーツフィッシングをする場合は、年齢に関係なく、有効なニュージーランド スポーツフィッシング ライセンスを携帯する必要があります🇳🇿

Thank you. That's a nice thing to say. I love Jackson Hole in Montana. For me, this video was the best trout in America for stream bait finesse fishing！！

The rod I use on the lake is a 5.5 ft carbon and glass composite, a prototype. It has a little more power than the Travina Special or 511. And it's a mix of glass materials, so it has just the right amount of elasticity. The batafry 44mm is the easiest rod to handle. It's a big trout model. It's not yet available for sale, but it's still undergoing testing！

@@fukuyamafishingch.7238 thank you! Do you have a suggestion for the best use for the Tanabira special here in the US? I have gotten accustomed to using the Extreme Climber, and when I bought the Tanabira I was not used to the soft flexibility, it is almost like a noodle! I have only used it once but seemed like there was too much play in the rod for tight, swift current.

Please watch the second part of my video in Colorado on TH-cam. It's a scene where I'm catching a lot of brown trout, but it's 6 feet, the width of the river, the water volume, and the lure I'm using is an Amp Back 51mm. It's the main one. So, it's not too strong, not too big. You should choose the water volume, please refer to it. A soft 6ft special rod will make fishing very fun. Enjoy the softness of the rod like a glass rod, so instead of a carbon power rod, enjoy the soft carbon elasticity like a glass rod, not the catch, enjoy the feeling, and once you get good at it, it becomes a habit, take your time to land it. Cast like a bow and arrow, bend it before letting it fly, it's soft elastic, pay attention to the water volume and the width of the river.

@@fukuyamafishingch.7238 excellent advice. Cast like a bow and arrow. I like this. Thank you for your time!!

Thank you. I'm glad to hear that! Yes, Japanese fishing equipment has evolved tremendously. What I felt this time in America was that when I went to a trout fishing shop, I felt that fishing equipment was behind the times when I was in elementary school, about 40 years behind. It was like the times had stopped. Japanese tackle makes it possible to do great fishing. Please enjoy the cutting-edge fishing in Germany too! My best friend💁‍♂️

It depends on the size of the fish and the size of the stream. If you want to do more delicate fishing, you should use different ones. However, if I had to choose, the 5.3ft is the most versatile and easy to use, which is my mountain fishing style.

@@fukuyamafishingch.7238 thanks for your reply. I target rainbow trout and have lures rating 1/16oz and 1/8oz. I’ve seen many of your videos and see you use GH52 Bat-A-Fry and GH46 Humpback lures a lot. From what I’ve seen on your videos, you use the 5’3” the most, right? Or do you swap out with other rods throughout the same video? The only other rod I can see having the same noodle like action would be the 4’8” GHH.

Yes. For my mountain stream fishing, the 5.3-ft Humtsman is all-purpose, but for the Butterfly 52mm & 44mm, will need the sample rod Power Bait Finesse, which is currently under development. For the 4.8-ft Huntsman, the Humpback 46mm and 51mm would be appropriate, and if it gets heavier than that, will need a power rod. The Power Bait Finesse is fun and effective for rainbow trout and large browns, but it is currently under development, so please wait for the release for a while🙏

@@fukuyamafishingch.7238 Got you! Thanks so much!

is the Power Bait Finesse rod you speak of an addition to the Great Hunting Huntsman lineup? What length will it be? Have you used it in an any of your videos yet? I would like to see the sample in action. Thanks!

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Yes. It is a 5.5 ft power bait finesse rod. It is a perfect match for the already released BAT A FRY_ 44mm. We are currently conducting final durability tests. The release date has not yet been decided. Please wait a little longer.

次にアップ予定の最終章に！ご期待ください。私のロッキー山脈の渓流、約2ヶ月間、全ての「集大成」となる釣りができました！素晴らしい、新たな鱒釣です。「JAPAN mountain stream bait finesse style to the world.」