FIELD REPORT(JAPAN)

It was sunny but got cloudy sometimes, and it was a little bit windy.
Fishing wasn’t easy but I found a fish swimming in and out the shallow area.
I wanted to cast when the water ruffled.
I waited till the sun came up in order to see well underwater.

I cast my lure to the reed and waited until it swam to it.
The fish I caught was not so big, but I’am satisfied with it.

The Japan Meteorological Agency announced that the first strong wind of spring blew into Japan.
The strong southern wind caused water to be muddy and the condition was good for largemouth bass to start getting active.
I didn’t catch big fish, but it was a good start of the the new fishing season.

* The first strong wind of spring is called “Haru – ichiban”.
Waters get muddy when the strong southern wind blows into Japan, and largemouth bass become active.
Haru-ichiban is the first sign of spring!