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<Fishing Report> A Change in Lure Technique Leads to a 50cm Amberjack; Observing the Tidal Currents and Small Fish Proves Successful - Fifth Makishima Fishing Port, Goshoura-Cho, Amakusa City

The autumn bluefin tuna season has begun in Goshoura, Amakusa. The activity of predatory fish chasing small fish (baitfish) is increasing. On the 13th, at the Fifth Makishima Fishing Port in Goshoura-cho, Amakusa City, a 50cm amberjack was caught using a metal jig. The day was a moderate tide, cloudy. The water temperature was 24°C.
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The autumn bluefin tuna season has begun in Goshoura, Amakusa. The activity of predatory fish chasing small fish (baitfish) is increasing. On the 13th, at the Fifth Makishima Fishing Port in Goshoura-cho, Amakusa City, a 50cm amberjack was caught using a metal jig. The day was a moderate tide, cloudy. The water temperature was 24°C.

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熊本日日新聞社 broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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