I went to catch a big red sea bream in the deep sea with a tairaba. I found a new natural reef with a large difference in height when I left port two days ago, and I was very interested in it, so this time I thoroughly set up a fish finder and went after it. Normally, I would aim for this depth with a slow jig, but at the end of last year, I changed the hook setting of the tairaba and the hooking improved significantly, so I decided to test it and attack with a tairaba. As a result, I was able to confirm that the hooks were hooked and the number of fish that escaped was less than ever before, so I will introduce that as well. Since this video is about deep tairaba, the length of the video is long, so I will release it in two parts, the first and second parts. In addition, the hook setting was created based on the hints of other tairaba anglers' public information and was repeatedly tested, so it is not my original idea. I would like to thank the operator of the site that I used as a reference. The outline of the hook setting that I tried various things for about a year is as follows. 1. The hooks are three-pronged S-sized Kouga Sakusus hooks (SS is fine, but S is better for bottom fish). 2. The top two hooks are Jigoku-bari type with the same length of assist line. 3. The distance from the top hook tip to the bottom of the red snapper ball is about 3cm. 4. The bottom hook is about 1cm longer from the top Jigoku-bari. These four points have made it incomparable to the stepped hook type. The hook hooks better and the frequency of the fish getting away has been greatly reduced. When the bottom of the red snapper ball is changed from 3cm to 4cm, the fish often get caught outside the mouth, which leads to more frequent breakaways. Also, when it is changed to 2cm, it seems that the number of bites decreases. This is almost the same for red snapper, grouper, and bottom fish. Related videos and videos of useful items for fishing are below. ・・・・・・・・・・【Related Videos】・・・ ... Tairaba Sabiki Easy way to make jig sabiki Catch big sea bream one after another! Tairaba combinations that you'll definitely be missing out on if you don't know about them • Catch big sea bream one after another! Tairaba combinations that you'll definitely be missing out on if you don't know about them Amazing bite! The popular worm Tairaba worm opens up new possibilities for tairaba • Amazing bite! The popular worm Tairaba worm opens up new possibilities for tairaba You'll be missing out if you don't use it for tairaba! Unexpected red sea bream catches with super cheap worms from the 100 yen store • You'll be missing out if you don't use it for tairaba! Unexpected red sea bream catches with super cheap worms from the 100 yen store ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ I would be happy if I could convey the wonder of Japanese boats and the fun of boat fishing. I hope that this will be of some comfort to both tairaba beginners who are just starting out on boat fishing, and to veterans who are frustrated because they can't go fishing. If you have any questions about Japanese boats, my boat, tackle, etc., please feel free to write in the comments section. Subscribe here https://qr.paps.jp/2HDZD The fishing gear used this time is as follows [Tairaba] Rod Shimano Engetsu B66-ML 13-year-old model (self-made change to Yumeya X SEAT gun grip) Reel Ocea Conquest 300HG Drag washer replaced and handle replaced with Calcutta Conquest double handle PE line Line Shimano Tanatol 4 No. 1 Leader Boat line No. 5 Tie FG knot Sea bream 125g 135g 145g Tie START Curly Hook Kouga Sakusus S size 3-strand Worm MAGBITE (Magbite) Tairaba Mushi Japanese boat 22ft Yamaha Northern Japan specification (It's a very old Japanese boat) Engine Suzuki DF40A 40 horsepower Fish finder Garmin Echomap75sv Used for fish detection and seabed identification (quick draw) Transducer GT41-TM Hondex HE-501 Used for point navigation (to grasp own ship position) #immersed in fishing life Tairaba fishing