Hello, this is Shoji Matsumoto. On weekdays when I don’t go offshore fishing, I enjoy fishing from shore.
The other day I went fishing and played with a fish called Mebaru in Japan. Mebaru is a popular light game target.

The basic fishing method is to set a 2-inch worm on a jig head (about 0.8g to 1.5g).
Mebaru fishing is very simple. Just throw the lure and reel it in slowly.

However, on this day, the fish did not respond well to lures swimming in the water.
Even during the chance time, there was a key to catch a lot.
The key of the day was not to move the lure hard and big, but to move it slightly with little force.

And as expected, chance time began.
Even during the chance time, there was a key to catch a lot.
The key of the day was not to move the lure hard and big, but to move it slightly with little force.

And besides these, tidal currents and weather are essential elements of this pattern.

The main line used on this day was the newly released “SIGLON PE AMZ X8”.
The flexible line quality and moderate stiffness make even lightweight lures cast well.
Furthermore, the lure can be operated comfortably.

This time, I used #0.3 for light game, but thicker sizes are also available, so it is recommendable in big game as well.

Please look forward to SIGLON PE AMZ release.

【Shoji’ｓTackle Data】
Rod:L3 torzite(Go-Phish)
Reel:CELTATE 2004(DAIWA)
Line:SIGLON PE AMZ #0.3(SUNLINE)
Leader:SmallGame Leader FCⅡ 6lb(SUNLINE)