Kashima Port Uotsurien

After confirming by phone etc. in advance, Sayori was over and I said that I was aiming for flatfish and Ainame, but no one was able to catch it. According to regulars, they haven't been able to fish at all since February this year. It's strange compared to normal years It seems that the taste will come in a little bit (May), so let's try again at that time. ️ Some people were fishing for Sayori. Basic Sabiki seems to be good. ️

The scaffolding is good and I think it is suitable for families. Unfortunately, the wind was very strong and cold at the time of my visit. A life jacket is a must, so if you have one, you should bring it with you. Rental is also possible for 300 yen.

Even though the park is open at 7 o'clock, there is already a line at 6:30 on weekdays. Since it is an embankment, the scaffolding is good, and there are toilets, shops, trash cans, and washrooms, so there is nothing to say! It is recommended because you can catch fish!

I feel that there are too few parking lots for fishing facilities. Also, since it is basically crowded, it is difficult to get to the fishing spot, and even after arriving, it is narrow and uncomfortable. It's good for adults alone, but I don't think it's suitable for families. Also, I think it's for people who violate manners, but I didn't want to show the children that the staff were yelling out loud. There are various things that can be rented out, but overall, it was a facility with the impression that "it's enough to go once."

The isometrics sold at the shop are bad. It is a safe place for families with children, but the parking lot is small. It's a place where you can walk, but you can't catch it. There are many other safe places where cars can approach, even if you don't have to pay. If you are aiming for a flock, if there are many people and you are sprinkling bait, you are also aiming for big fish, but all of them are amateurs with different fishing methods and it has no meaning. It may be good for people who just feel like they are near the toilet.

Only a few puffer fish were caught, and so are the people around me. It's easy to fish, but there are many people. I gave up after about 3 hours and went home.

People ahead of the jetty in the middle seemed to be fishing, but people near the base seemed to be tight. Is it a place where taking a place is life? I visited in early April, and I'm here, and the group of halfbeaks is amazing. However, it was a very threaded fish that did not berth and wandered offshore, and could only be caught by so-called throwing sabiki (also a needle No. 1 trick mechanism). The outside of the harbor was dotted with fairly large Gorota rocks at the feet, and it felt like the roots were directly below. The person next to me also seemed to have considerable skill in using the rocky shore jacket and how to use the Hishaku, but he was in a state of disrepair. I also changed the product by changing the hand such as Tamaki Harris 1 Hiro, Weight No. 3 rockfish gimmick, Throw kiss gimmick, etc. After all, the fishing result was done for 4 hours and then broke away at a place like grass puffer 10. There are only about 20 parking lots, and the others are parked on the street, including the nearby boat inn, so I had to walk nearly 500m one way to the fishing spot, and I thought I would die carrying a comase in fine weather. Local procurement of heavy food such as Komase seems to be good, but it seems that the management of food is a little stupid, such as the frozen Komase being handed over frozen. Although the food and gimmicks are a little far away, Attack 5 along No. 124 will be highly useful due to its assortment, 24-hour operation, and the convenience of having a half-pack of insect food. Also, in the afternoon, people will pop out, so there is a chance to put it in the tip where the fish shadow is dark.