Bait-shy Yellow - 30 Yellow Rubber Bands Included - Salt-cured Barnacles - Blackhead Seabream Fishing - Keel Fishing

The highly anticipated Bait Refusal Yellow color!
This yellow color, with its Mobilon rubber, offers high visibility even when fish are being picky, and powerfully attracts them in murky water or deep areas.

■ Includes 30 yellow Mobilon rubber bands.

*If you purchase other barnacles, you can also change the rubber bands to yellow. Please contact us immediately after winning the auction.

■ Salt-pickled barnacles. Fresh barnacles are treated for a long time with natural salt and MSG (non-heated) while fresh, and finished with the amino acid glycine. (The white powder in the bag contains salt, but it is glycine.)
*Glycine also acts as a fish attractant and preservative. Please include it with the included storage bag and the deoxidizer.

■ Storage: Generally, room temperature is perfectly fine.
*Please avoid leaving them in a car during mid-summer.
*If there is more than a month until your fishing trip during the hot season, we recommend storing them in the refrigerator.

■ How about using these as a backup when collecting your own bait is difficult, or when you run out of crab or fresh barnacle bait?

■ How to attach the bait: Wrap the included Mobilon rubber band around the barnacle and hook the fishing hook onto the rubber band. For small barnacles, tie two together with the rubber band as needed. I use a fly hook, but a small Chinu hook should also work.
*If it's too light, adjust with a split shot or similar.

■ The number of barnacles in one bag is approximately 25 to 40.
*Some barnacles pre-repaired with Keimura EVA will be mixed in.
*The photos are for reference.
■ Barnacles are individually collected from areas where they easily detach naturally, so there will be many clumps and cracks. However, we believe this closely resembles the shape that black sea bream actually prey on.

■ They will be shipped in a simple vacuum pack (not completely sealed due to unevenness) as shown in the photo.
*Although double-packed, barnacles have sharp edges, and small holes may form during transport, allowing air to enter. This does not affect the quality, but please understand this in advance.

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#Tsubo-ge (Barnacle fishing)
#Kurodai (Black sea bream)
#Chining (Chinu fishing)
#Maeuchi (Underhand casting)
#Igai (Mussel)
#Karasugai (Black sea mussel)
#Pipe-mushi (Tubeworm)
#Mijigai (Small clam)
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