The Japanese Wind method (rhymes with ‘find’ by the way) is one of my favourite, all-time lure fishing techniques in any size category, for targeting active fish. It can also be called Darting or Dart Game. For LRF, the sub-category is defined as Micro-Wind. So what is it?
Great news this week. Prime Angling have gotten around to adding their range of imported LRF gear from Japan.
We all have our favourites when it comes to flavoured lures like Marukyu Power Isome and Gulp Sandworm, but a question I see pop up again and again is, “what colour isome worms work best?” I thought it might be useful to share my catch data from the past few years.
A selection of LRF travel rods I’ve been using over the past few years.
Think Carolina Rig and you’ll probably picture a large-mouth bass, but in my mind the Carolina Rig is a really useful tool for LRF. I’ll explain why…
So maybe you’re already sold on the virtues of the FG Knot for bass fishing? Or perhaps you’re just looking for a stronger knot for LRF, like I was. But you might have thought that the FG Knot wasn’t possible with ultra light lines and leaders? Check out the Daiichi Seiko Knot Assist 2.0.
Second discovery of the day and right alongside the Power Isome Soft in my Japan bundle, was this brand new Ecogear Jukusei Aqua. “A new Ecogear Aqua?”, I hear you say. Yes!
I was just going through some LRF tackle and I came across a packet of Marukyu Power Isome Soft.