
At the beginning, just like these days, it's very quite day and nothing to do for a while. After
seven, there's the first fish rise and a few more later. Only I could occasionally see a few
seaworm which was swimming and drifting along the canal wall. Yes, the time has come,
first seaworm was on down steam current, then fish sucked it just like trout do, again and
again. The breathtaking moment, I carefully drifted my seaworm fly, but fish would not like
it. After a few trial and failure, finally fish rose and sucked my fly. Stayed there another half
an hour but nothing.
Well, well, well, after six straight skunk days including last new moon tide, I finally could meet
the fist seabass of the year. It was a small fish but I am really happy as it's the way how I like
to and the place where I like to.
Data
Tokyo bay canals
The 2nd day of Half tide
Moon age: 17.8
high tide: 18:33, 192cm, Low tide: 00:57, 9cm
Sunrise: 06:34, Sunset: 17:17
Moonrise: 20:01, Moonset: 07:29
Weather: Cloudy, Chilly
Wind: ENE 1.2 - NE 1.7 mps
Temperature: 6.1 - 4.9 ℃
Fishing: 18:00 - 20:15
Catch: One, 19:45
Fly: Seaworm fly, white
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