From February 14th to 15th, I headed to the rocky shores of Kozushima Island in Tokyo to try my hand at catching yellowfin tuna, which are in season at the start of the season.
Large tuna were hitting the shore one after another, and the conditions were hot with frequent line breaks.
February 14th was the perfect opportunity to catch Eboshi No. 1, and February 15th was the perfect opportunity to catch Urakado.
Will we be able to catch any monsters?

■ Tackle Used
Rod: PM9102S-XX
Reel: Saltiga 18000HG
Line: Oddsport #8
Leader: Power Hunter #25, 10m
Premium Mantuna #60, 2m
Lure: EBIPOP 140 and others
Hook: STX-68 #5/0
Parts: Hyper Spin #4,
Hyper Wire #10

■ Gekito Blog
From Staff 2 [Kozushima Monster Battle]
https://www.gekito.com/blog/detail/?a...

From February 14–15, we traveled to the rocky shores of Kozushima, a remote island in Tokyo, Japan, to take on an early-season challenge targeting yellowfin tuna.
Big tuna were striking one after another, and the action was intense—many battles ended in unexpected line breaks caused by fish larger than we anticipated.
On February 14, we fished at Eboshi No.1, and on Feb 15 at Urakado. Reaching these prime rock shore spots gave us a perfect shot at trophy fish.
Can we land a true monster-class tuna?

■ Tackle Used
Rod: PM9102S-XX
Reel: Saltiga 18000HG
Line: Odz Port PE #8 (braided line)
Leader: Power Hunter #25 – 10m
＋ Premium “Manyu”#60 – 2 m
Lures: EBIPOP 140 and others
Hooks: STX-68 #5/0
Parts: Hyper Spin #4
Hyper Wire #10