Pratiko and Buffalo Gear

Hello. On August 1st, I went to the Genkai Sea to catch black porgy.
Even though we were there, the situation was already tough, so it was a cruise.
This year I was able to gather a lot more information, so I'll be going to places I can on the opening day.

We received a Luciano Platico releaser from Marche, Italy.
The euro is so strong that it's not even worth discussing.
Transportation and fuel charges are ridiculously expensive.
This time we have a new JAPAN exclusive 140cm size in stock.
Since there are many relatively large recreational fishing boats in the Genkai Sea, the current 120 cm length has been extended by 20 cm.
Since it is a stainless steel model, it is easy to hook onto the tuna's mouth.
Above all, it's simple and sturdy. Its quality as a practical tool is perfect.
Prices have also increased, but we are offering free shipping nationwide!

I also tested a 90-inch, 230cm tuna insulated bag from Buffalo Gear, a company I'd been asked to try out for a while. Amberjack is a store that only recommends releasing fish, but it seems like it's absolutely necessary. It can be used to keep large fish whole, and the drain plug allows for drainage. (This is important.) If you load it onto a simple tanker, you can load it directly from the boat to your car. This significantly reduces the captain's processing time, allowing for seamless handling from cooling to transport. However, the grips included with the unit often cannot withstand excessive weight, so be sure to purchase a folding stretcher, such as a tarpaulin stretcher, from Amazon. Additional stock will be available in mid-August. We're offering it at a trial price, including shipping, so recreational fishing captains, please consider using it.