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Harry up is a bass fishing blog run by Kouichi Miyagawa, focused on Lake Inba in Chiba. Not a venue in the traditional sense, but if you're into fishing, this is the place to get real intel on the lake. The blog covers everything from water levels after typhoons to actual catch reports, with honest talk about slow days and the occasional 1500g bass. Miyagawa has been at this for over a decade, with multiple top finishes in NAB21 and NBC Chiba tournaments, so the guy knows what he's doing. You'll find posts about black bass, sea bream, tackle, and even local spots like Michi-no-Eki Yachiyo. It's less about hype and more about practical knowledge for people who actually fish the lake. If you're planning a trip to Inba or just want to follow someone who takes the sport seriously without taking himself too seriously, this blog delivers.
Harry up is a bass fishing blog run by Kouichi Miyagawa, focused on Lake Inba in Chiba. Not a venue in the traditional sense, but if you're into fishing, this is the place to get real intel on the lake. The blog covers everything from water levels after typhoons to actual catch reports, with honest talk about slow days and the occasional 1500g bass. Miyagawa has been at this for over a decade, with multiple top finishes in NAB21 and NBC Chiba tournaments, so the guy knows what he's doing. You'll find posts about black bass, sea bream, tackle, and even local spots like Michi-no-Eki Yachiyo. It's less about hype and more about practical knowledge for people who actually fish the lake. If you're planning a trip to Inba or just want to follow someone who takes the sport seriously without taking himself too seriously, this blog delivers.
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Harry up is a bass fishing blog run by Kouichi Miyagawa, focused on Lake Inba in Chiba. Not a venue in the traditional sense, but if you're into fishing, this is the place to get real intel on the lake. The blog covers everything from water levels after typhoons to actual catch reports, with honest talk about slow days and the occasional 1500g bass. Miyagawa has been at this for over a decade, with multiple top finishes in NAB21 and NBC Chiba tournaments, so the guy knows what he's doing. You'll find posts about black bass, sea bream, tackle, and even local spots like Michi-no-Eki Yachiyo. It's less about hype and more about practical knowledge for people who actually fish the lake. If you're planning a trip to Inba or just want to follow someone who takes the sport seriously without taking himself too seriously, this blog delivers.
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