Comments on: A Different Kind of Fishing http://www.fishingfury.com A fishing blog with attitude! Sun, 12 Feb 2012 23:20:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: adam http://www.fishingfury.com/a-different-kind-of-fishing/#comment-36276 adam Mon, 26 May 2008 11:04:50 +0000 http://www.fishingfury.com/a-different-kind-of-fishing/#comment-36276 LeeG, Send me an e-mail... adamDOTtsuribakaATgmailDOTcom or visit my blog and post a comment, and I'll get back to you. http://nekokichi.wordpress.com Cheers, adam LeeG,
Send me an e-mail…
adamDOTtsuribakaATgmailDOTcom
or visit my blog and post a comment, and I’ll get back to you.
http://nekokichi.wordpress.com
Cheers,
adam

]]> By: LeeG http://www.fishingfury.com/a-different-kind-of-fishing/#comment-36197 LeeG Wed, 21 May 2008 12:36:08 +0000 http://www.fishingfury.com/a-different-kind-of-fishing/#comment-36197 Hey Adam, I'm a researcher in Canada. I study the round goby (a very invasive fish throughout the great lakes) and as part of my work I'll be angling for these little fish. I was hoping you could help me find my own tebane rod? I use a traditional micro-lite pole but I'd like to try the one they use in Japan. Any direction would be greatly appreciated, from anyone with an idea. Happy Fishing Hey Adam,
I’m a researcher in Canada. I study the round goby (a very invasive fish throughout the great lakes) and as part of my work I’ll be angling for these little fish.

I was hoping you could help me find my own tebane rod? I use a traditional micro-lite pole but I’d like to try the one they use in Japan.

Any direction would be greatly appreciated, from anyone with an idea.

Happy Fishing

]]> By: “Kanro-ni” « Fishing Japan http://www.fishingfury.com/a-different-kind-of-fishing/#comment-22977 “Kanro-ni” « Fishing Japan Fri, 07 Sep 2007 11:50:51 +0000 http://www.fishingfury.com/a-different-kind-of-fishing/#comment-22977 [...] 7th, 2007 · No Comments As some of you may recall from the article I wrote for Fishing Fury in 2005, autumn inTokyo means gobies, and the prospect of goby cooking. [...] [...] 7th, 2007 · No Comments As some of you may recall from the article I wrote for Fishing Fury in 2005, autumn inTokyo means gobies, and the prospect of goby cooking. [...]

]]> By: Fishing Fury - Two guys with a serious passion for fishing, the great outdoors, crazy adventures, and heart-pounding entertainment. http://www.fishingfury.com/a-different-kind-of-fishing/#comment-1163 Fishing Fury - Two guys with a serious passion for fishing, the great outdoors, crazy adventures, and heart-pounding entertainment. Tue, 28 Nov 2006 23:18:58 +0000 http://www.fishingfury.com/a-different-kind-of-fishing/#comment-1163 [...] Eating Fugu is certainly not something you hear about everyday in North America, but surely everyone should recall the fish that almost killed Homer Simpson (One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish), a great pop-culture tidbit that cannot escape even Adams article. Nearly a year has passed since my last article for Fishing Fury, entitled ‘A Different Kind of Fishing’, where I described fishing for gobies in Tokyo Bay. Here I would like to introduce another traditional Japanese fishing technique, quite unrelated but probably as obscure to most Western anglers, known in Japanese as kattō, which is a method, or rather a specific type of tackle, for catching Fugu (the fish known variously in English as pufferfish, globefish or blowfish) for human consumption. [...] [...] Eating Fugu is certainly not something you hear about everyday in North America, but surely everyone should recall the fish that almost killed Homer Simpson (One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish), a great pop-culture tidbit that cannot escape even Adams article. Nearly a year has passed since my last article for Fishing Fury, entitled ‘A Different Kind of Fishing’, where I described fishing for gobies in Tokyo Bay. Here I would like to introduce another traditional Japanese fishing technique, quite unrelated but probably as obscure to most Western anglers, known in Japanese as kattō, which is a method, or rather a specific type of tackle, for catching Fugu (the fish known variously in English as pufferfish, globefish or blowfish) for human consumption. [...]

]]> By: Adam http://www.fishingfury.com/a-different-kind-of-fishing/#comment-590 Adam Wed, 04 Oct 2006 05:52:18 +0000 http://www.fishingfury.com/a-different-kind-of-fishing/#comment-590 Dear HAGENATTO-san, Thank you for your kind message. I think we have met once before, night fishing at Tsukuda-bori this Summer. I will try to contact you via Mixi community site. Adam Dear HAGENATTO-san,
Thank you for your kind message.
I think we have met once before, night fishing at Tsukuda-bori this Summer.
I will try to contact you via Mixi community site.
Adam

]]> By: HAGENATTO http://www.fishingfury.com/a-different-kind-of-fishing/#comment-586 HAGENATTO Sat, 30 Sep 2006 15:27:19 +0000 http://www.fishingfury.com/a-different-kind-of-fishing/#comment-586 Hi Adam-san, Iam very pleased to see that haze-turi in Tokyo Bay is introduced in English. I used to try this work by myself. However due to my limited English knowledge as well as inadequate experience in haze-turi, I gave up this attractive work. I am a middle-aged man living in Koto-ku, and as you can imagine, like other locals living in Koto area, I have enjoying haze-turi around Tukishima, Tsukuda etc. Since Fukagawa Fujimi is one of my favorite Funayados, and from time to time, my freinds invite me for haze-turi, I wonder if I could have a chance to meet you on boart. So far, I have used an ordinal fishing tackle for haze-turi, namely, combination of a carbon-rod and a spining reel. But as a number of friends have started to use tebane, I may join in the "tebane haze-turi club" in this season. I hear that Fukagawa-Fujimi has started a haze-turi noriaisen to Kisarazu since last week. And on 15th Oct 06, my freinds arrange a haze-turi shitate at Fukagawa-Fujimi. Unfortunately, due to my packed working schedule, I miss the boat trip. But I will commute to Fukagawa Fujimi, once every month. I hope I will meet you someday on Fujimi's boart. Sincerely, Hagenatto Hi Adam-san,

Iam very pleased to see that haze-turi in Tokyo Bay is introduced in English. I used to try this work by myself. However due to my limited English knowledge as well as inadequate experience in haze-turi, I gave up this attractive work.

I am a middle-aged man living in Koto-ku, and as you can imagine, like other locals living in Koto area, I have enjoying haze-turi around Tukishima, Tsukuda etc. Since Fukagawa Fujimi is one of my favorite Funayados, and from time to time, my freinds invite me for haze-turi, I wonder if I could have a chance to meet you on boart.

So far, I have used an ordinal fishing tackle for haze-turi, namely, combination of a carbon-rod and a spining reel. But as a number of friends have started to use tebane, I may join in the “tebane haze-turi club” in this season.

I hear that Fukagawa-Fujimi has started a haze-turi noriaisen to Kisarazu since last week. And on 15th Oct 06, my freinds arrange a haze-turi shitate at Fukagawa-Fujimi. Unfortunately, due to my packed working schedule, I miss the boat trip. But I will commute to Fukagawa Fujimi, once every month.

I hope I will meet you someday on Fujimi’s boart.

Sincerely,

Hagenatto

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