【The King of the Night Conquers the Sea】 Why the Boat Seabass Trip with a Kabukicho Host Squad Became a Legendary 'Net Collapse' Episode.

“Okayu-san, can we pull out some seabass instead of champagne today?”

That was the joke that started our boat seabass trip with hosts from Kabukicho. Guiding these men who usually live under neon lights, I realized they possess an overwhelming 'ability to adapt'.

As soon as we arrived at the spot, the water surface was a storm of boils.
When they cast their lures according to the logic I taught them, the drag didn't stop screaming from the very first cast. Lunker here, lunker there. As for me, I was running back and forth with the landing net, eventually reaching a state of chaos where I had to shout, 'Just lift them in!'
Honestly, I was surprised. What awaited us was one of the best 'lunker feeding frenzies' in my guiding career. Monsters hit one after another. The net couldn't keep up, and the boat was filled with a frenzy of joy and screams—not a champagne call, but a 'lunker call' that wouldn't stop.

Why were they, including the beginners, able to catch so many? It was simply because their 'focus' and the 'boat-specific positioning logic' I presented clicked perfectly.

Seeing these glamorous men tossed about by the pull of the fish, facing the seabass with gritty, yet incredibly radiant expressions. Please see for yourself the joy of fishing and the explosive power that occurs when 'location and timing' align.

Thank you for reading until the end!

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This was Okayu Fishing!
The end.