Thank you for viewing! A secret weapon to free you from heavy bait luggage is on sale at a special discount, with a significant price reduction!! 【Tips for Using a Float Cage】 For migratory blue-backed fish, you can catch them by casting the chum far out. For black porgy (Japanese seabream), start by putting a lot of chum in the surf, near submerged rocks, and in the eddies where the waves break. Once they start biting, you can catch several with just a spoonful. Generally, rough wave days are the best. In small waves like a pond, you'll just end up with bait stealers no matter how long you fish, so it's a waste of time. Look for places with good currents and surf! This is a new, handmade, one-of-a-kind black porgy-specific float cage (2B) that encapsulates the know-how of Eco-Raku Kobo, with 30 years of experience in black porgy float cage fishing. This is a reproduction of the most successful model among my own creations, despite being the S size. The EVA specification is difficult to process, and this will be the last item offered. Please note that there is no marking on the product. It is an ONLY ONE design, so we hope you will write on it yourself and use it with care. 【Product Features】 ❶ High-density, hard EVA is used for the black porgy float, achieving water impermeability and high impact resistance. ❷ The float design is further sharpened to reduce the overall weight, reducing water resistance when the black porgy first bites. ❸ As a result, the delicate bite of cautious black porgy is improved. ❹ Dimensions (mm) φ34 x height 63, weight 7.8g ❺ Even if the paint peels off, the buoyancy does not decrease, and you can still fish. Repairs are easy with water-based acrylic paint. ❻ Even if the stainless steel cage welding comes off, it can be firmly restored with a double cross-wrap of sewing thread and a drop of instant glue. ❼ You can fish even in strong winds and large waves that anglers give up on, as the chum and bait will synchronize. ❽ Even after a full day of fishing, the S-size cage yields the same results as other float fishing, using less than half a bag of chum, which is easy on the wallet. Why not enjoy black porgy fishing, which is environmentally friendly, prevents pollution, and allows you to easily catch fish with a strong pull that tastes delicious? It's a fish that can be caught all year round, and from now on, when the water temperature drops, big ones can be caught even from the rocky shore! Thank you for reading to the end.