Fugu Club

Today, July 24 (Friday), the Tokyo Bay octopus (madako) fishing will be influenced by a small tide. Morning Low During the morning ebb tide, from 06:00 to 07:04, the water level will be dropping. Since the tide is moving, there is a possibility that the octopus will be more active. During this time, be mindful of tapping the bottom, but be careful not to lift your bait too high off the bottom. By adjusting your lure to match the tide's flow, you can make it easier for the octopus to become interested in your bait. Around Low Tide When we reach low tide at 07:04, the tide's movement will temporarily stop. At this time, the octopus may become sluggish, so it's important to focus on feeling for bites and maintaining a steady rhythm. Concentrate on not missing the subtle sensations when the octopus touches your lure. Afternoon Rising Tide After low tide, from 07:04 to 13:00, the water level will slowly rise. During this time, use the technique of lifting and hooking to entice the octopus to bite down firmly on your lure. The rising tide may increase the octopus's activity again, so while maintaining a steady rhythm, carefully manipulate your lure. The forecast as of July 23, 2026, at 23:33 indicates clear weather with temperatures ranging from 25 to 32°C. The wind is gentle at 0.8 to 1.9 m/s, and the waves at Kannonzaki are calm at 0.3 to 0.3 m. The UV index is high at 8, so don't forget to take sun protection measures. Be sure to check the official information from the boat operator and the latest wind conditions before departure. This outlook is a reference for setting your goals and does not guarantee fishing results.