Japanese Bass Fishing Secrets for Finesse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2021
- 良い釣り! 魚を捕まえたい？Japanese angler Taku Itu loves finesse bass fishing. Even on Lake Fork in Texas, where big bass are abundant, Taku used what he learned fishing pressured waters in Japan to catch bass others were not. Ito recently won on the St Lawrence River catching 90lbs. of smallmouth bass using finesse fishing tactics and techniques. Learn one of Taku's Japanese bass fishing secrets in this interview.
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Can we talk about how he is learning our language (doing a great job of it too) and brave as he talks in front of so many people. I know many foreign people who are learning and almost too emberrassed to speak, which they shouldn't be, but I understand why. He is an inspiration and I just wanted to say I am proud of him.
Agreed. He has a wealth of knowledge that many anglers want to learn, he's not only gracious to share the information, but is willing to do it in his second language. Kudos to anyone who steps out of their comfort zone to bridge that communication gap.
I have been watching a lot of different Japanese bass fishing anglers I have figured out that fishing seems to fill in the gap’s there is so much that is universal are it could be that I really want to understand what there doing . I have been so very impressed with Japanese bass fisherman . I use to fight the finesse game but that was not getting me anywhere . Now I’m watching listening learning as much as I can especially to these Japanese anglers they are truly top notch bass fisherman and I think it’s great . ( I fell in love with my Fairy sticks )
Imagine if it were the other way around... I’d be so nervous to try and speak Japanese in front of him
He is really famous in Japan, so, it's not that big of a deal talking in front of lots of people.
For his English skill, that is ok, he went to a college with a bunch of professors from the States - so he could learn how to communicate with Americans - because he, at that point, knew he would be fishing tournaments in the States in the future. It took like 15 years to make his dream come true, but he didn't give up.
I think it's safe to say taku has quickly become a fan favorite as well as my favorite angler
Did you check out the free live show we did with Taku last Tuesday? bassu.tv/bass-fishing-video/st-lawrence-champ-taku-ito-july-2021
What a great fisherman! And what a great human being!!!! 2022 should be very interesting!!!
That’s awesome!! Great video!!
Thanks!! I hope you keep watching.
This sport of bass fishing doesn’t discriminate. Anyone can fish!
The fish don't care who you are, you either present a tasty snack they want, or you don't.
Thanks for pointing out the obvious.
Now the room is quiet and everyone feels weird. Why say that?
Basically saying why is he fishing
@@akbuilder7626 it’s actually not the obvious. Bass angler tends to have big EGOs when they become better at catching bass. So they often forget that a kid, a women and even a handicapped can catch a monster bass on a senko. Anyone can fish.
Love this guy ..Taku time!
He has a great spirit that can break through any tough situations. he must not be a good English speaker but his strong feeling on which he is attached to the fishing enables to talk with native speakers. I was deeply moved! すごーい！
We believe he did a great job. He came back and did a live show with us a few weeks later. Lots of information to share.
This guy is amazing
I hear those Japanese fellas are some awesome anglers…!
Droppin gems
There's a reason why most finesse is rigs are casted on a spinning set up, that and the weight. Nice input.
Man I love this guy
I learned a lot. I feel that I understand a little about the scale of bass fishing in the United States and the importance of spinning reels in delicate fishing.
Well said! Even in places with big fish that will bite big baits, Takumi catches big bass with spinning reels and finesse techniques to do well in tournaments.
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I think it's a great technique! The main thing is Japanese bass fishing, but I will try to absorb my skills and try to catch a giant bass myself!
These Japanese anglers giving out this information is gold to Americans. We're completely clueless without their special techniques, they will always have the next level on us and its a blessing that they give out this information. Itu is the dean of Bass University.
When I watch the video three seconds, and I knew that is smallmouth game, then I said: sure ,drop shot, and finesse fishing style, but he still upgraded from 1/16 oz into 1/8,1/4 oz. Neko, wacky， Drop shot game.
Itu is amazing! His boat is smallmouth DisneyLand!
Well what kind of worm or what was he using!?
He talks about the baits in more detail in the full video at bassu.tv On Lake Fork, they are 7-8" straight tail Japanese worms and he downsizes when fishing for smallmouth.
I'm lost on the lure he's talking about using for this technique, swim jig?
Wacky worm
Thanks, I've been doing that on inside edges of ultra thick weeds we get up here in gun clear water. I knew I was ahead of my time... Or it's just my watch was broken!
havint seen the last of him many wins in his future pretty cool hes never caught a small mouth till he fished b.a.s.s. bet hes hooked now lol
In the full interview at bassu.tv, he says, "Smallmouths love Taku, Taku loves smallmouths", so, I think he's hooked.
He looks like a Japanese McLovin.
Unbelievable how people are just now learning about JDM products and Japanese anglers. By far the best products on the bass fishing market. Best lures, soft plastics, colors, paint schemes, hooks etc and it’s not even close. OSP and megabass are arguably the top two in my opinion. There’s a reason pros don’t over advertise them!
Does the guy giving all the information get royalties or is he being taken advantage of?
Our website, bassu.tv, has over 900 training videos from top anglers. This is only part of his 20+ minute video, we also had him on our live show last Tuesday, which is available on our TH-cam channel in its entirety. We are a reputable fishing training organization that works with top anglers from every major tournament trail. So I assure you, no one is taken advantage of.
If waving kid sees this 👋