Tsushima Island - Japan

**DaveIrving** · 23-10-2007, 03:42

Last week I fished in a jigging tournament in Tsushima Island at the kind invitation of Mogi-san (the inventor of modern day jigging).

Fishing was poor to be honest, on the day of the competition I landed 4 Yellowtail Kingfish, 2 Amberjacks and a Rockfish. Unfortunately the competition was for the heaviest fish so I came nowhere close.

Here's a few pics of some of the fish caught....Japanese Flounder, Yellowtail Kingfish, Rockfish (similar to our Sea Scorpion) and a Flutemouth.

Cheers

Dave

**Ken L** · 23-10-2007, 14:06

The chap with the flounder is clearly a master of holding fish at arms length and using a wide angle lens to make them look HUGE.

**Happy Dude** · 23-10-2007, 20:10

Originally Posted by DaveIrving

Last week I fished in a jigging tournament in Tsushima Island at the kind invitation of Mogi-san (the inventor of modern day jigging).

Fishing was poor to be honest, on the day of the competition I landed 4 Yellowtail Kingfish, 2 Amberjacks and a Rockfish. Unfortunately the competition was for the heaviest fish so I came nowhere close.

Here's a few pics of some of the fish caught....Japanese Flounder, Yellowtail Kingfish, Rockfish (similar to our Sea Scorpion) and a Flutemouth.

Cheers

Dave

shame the fishing wasn't better dave, but it's reassuring to know that the fishing can be rubbish in other parts of the world and not just in scotland...lol

**DaveIrving** · 24-10-2007, 00:49

Yep the fishing can be rubbish anywhere....this island in it's season is a great place to go popping for bluefin tuna.

Hi Ken L - for sure....the Japanese are masters at making their fish look huge. That flounder was still a lovely fish of 5Kg or so....I would have been happy to catch that one!