[Rush Wave 6.5] Feel the autumn at Lake Biwa.

This is Shikanai from Galápagos!
Today was the long-awaited day for the bass boat to be delivered.
It was raining in the morning, but gradually the weather became clear and calm, perfect for delivering the boat.
I had work in the afternoon, so I thought I would just deliver the boat, but...
I couldn't resist...but I didn't bring any lures.
The only Neko Rig tackle I had rigged in the car was a Rush Wave 6.5.
I can feel the eager gazes of people asking me to use it ...
I took just that one and headed out onto the lake for an hour.
The engine sound is irresistible.
I would like to take my time to get to know the new fish finder, but there are some things that I need to look at that are different from a rental boat, such as the power supply, wiring, and various switches.
That's fun too!
After trying out all the basic operations, I cast the Rush Wave 6.5 to a spot where a large bass appeared on the Live Scope.
The color is green pumpkin. It is a 1.8g Neko Rig.
Shake at a steady rhythm while the seaweed is removed.
Hold the rod vertically and shake it, giving it plenty of line slack.
If you hit a weed, try to stay put and be aware that you will fall over...
A small, wiggly sensation.
When you hook it, it runs away!

The first one was a healthy 50cm increase.
It was an auspicious start.