See what's biting in Tokyo Bay right now! 🌊
Tokyo Bay is one of Japan's great fishing grounds. The range of species is remarkable, and each season brings a different kind of fishing. Come and taste the finest Edomae ingredients for yourself!
Next month: Japanese Spanish Mackerel (lure) / FilefishNext month (September): Japanese Spanish Mackerel (lure) | Filefish — check whether the season has opened
🌊 Weather: sunny to cloudy, waves 0.56m (slight), wind 1.3–1.4 m/s (light). tide is spring tide, slack around high 06:43 / low 00:53. Fish tend to bite less around slack tide, so focus on times when the tide is moving. UV index 6.8 (high). Don't forget sun protection and hydration.
The tide is at its peak in Yokohama, with high tide occurring at 06:43.
The temperature ranges from 22 to 26°C, which is cool, but with a UV index of 6, it's important to take proper sun protection measures.
However, with a UV index of 6 and strong sunlight, caution is advised.
The weather is clear, with temperatures ranging from 22 to 26°C and a UV index of 6, making it a great day for fishing.
This article discusses a fish that fishermen dislike due to its spiny and slimy characteristics, found in Tokyo Bay and other regions during the summer, known for its tasty liver.
Read the translated articleThe article discusses the author's experience of trying the 'Tachiuo Tenya' learned in Osaka in Yokosuka, resulting in multiple catches of tachiuo. It includes insights on fishing techniques and catch reports.
This article discusses the challenge of LT horse mackerel fishing using the 'line pulling' technique in Tokyo Bay, highlighting a successful catch of 70 fish from Kanazawa Hakkei's boat operator, Arakawa-ya.
A report from a relay boat in Tokyo Bay highlights the successful catch of horse mackerel and rockfish, despite an incident where rods were submerged, which were quickly recovered.
A fishing class for beginners held in Tokyo Bay resulted in a total catch of over 110 fish. Three families participated, enjoying the experience together.
Read the translated articleThe article describes families enjoying haze fishing at a popular spot in Tokyo Bay during the summer vacation, with children showing off their catches.
Read the translated articleProcessed by Takotako Club from Japan Meteorological Agency tide data
I'm Shima, the creator and operator of this site. I work in the IT industry and have enjoyed fishing in Tokyo Bay for many years.
(In a busy year I go out on more than 50 offshore fishing trips, so I've experienced most kinds of fishing.)
Honestly, I built this site to let off steam when weekend plans keep piling up and I can't get out fishing (lol).
I'm building this site together with Kuro-chan (AI), putting all my fishing experience and knowledge into it.
I'll probably keep expanding the content and features, so if you're interested, drop by now and then!
islated12*gmail.com
I've written up how this site was built and published it on note. It gets a little technical, but take a look if you're interested in building with AI.
Read on note (Japanese)