NEW AMBERJACK

Hello.
Thank you very much for your continued patronage of Amberjack! The Amberjack site has operated three stores: the main store, the Rakuten Ichiba store, and the Yahoo! store. However, the main store will be closing at the end of April, and the Rakuten Ichiba and Yahoo! stores will be closing on May 15th.

By creating a single site, we hope to be able to reflect as much of the rent and fees that have previously gone to the mall in sales prices and shipping costs, and to focus on a more understandable and emotional design.

Up until now, our shop has tended to be a jigging item only store, but we would like to gradually introduce casting items as well. We want to stick to offering truly good products that our customers will enjoy, without being bound by trends.

For giant tuna fishing , we plan to offer high-quality products with one-on-one advice from two masters: Kinoshita Makoto (head of the Bluefish Association), who was the store owner's junior high school senior and is an advisor to BLUE BLUE and ZENAQ, and Yamatani Takayuki, head of GENIO and captain of the recreational fishing boat Takamaru, for yellowtail casting. Hirota, head of Seafloor Control, who is the backbone of my jigging, has also achieved his long-awaited dream of becoming a large recreational fishing boat, and is releasing many great products with his ever-increasing leadership.

I moved to Miyazaki Prefecture four years ago and have been enjoying fishing in the Kyushu area at a leisurely pace. I'm hoping to start bigfin reef squid fishing this summer.

Amberjack is a very small store. We are a one-person operation for both production and shipping, so we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but we appreciate your understanding.

The new jig will be on sale from June.

We will continue to work hard to create a shop with a better atmosphere.

I would be happy to introduce you to some new projects, fishing ideas, and other fun items that you won't find anywhere else.I am thinking of going to the Kanto or Tokiwa areas to do some Aburabouzu jigging, so if you have any recommended boat lodges, please let me know!