Sawara Club

Today, August 22 (Saturday), the conditions for fishing in Tokyo Bay are looking calm, with winds at 1 to 1.5 m/s and waves at 0.5 to 0.6 m (off Kannonzaki). It could be a good day for egi fishing targeting Japanese Spanish mackerel. Morning Low Tide The morning low tide will occur from 06:00 to 06:18. During this time, the tide will be going out, which may increase the activity of the mackerel. When using egi, focus on the fall action and make small, enticing movements. Although the tide is still weak, the small tide difference means there is a chance for the mackerel to respond to the egi. Around Low Tide At 06:18, the tide will stop during low tide. This period may see a decrease in mackerel activity, so it’s important to search widely to find where they are. Utilize the quiet time before the tide starts moving again by keeping the egi firmly on the bottom and adding light action, which can be effective. Afternoon Rising Tide From 06:18 to 13:00, the tide will be rising. During this time, as the tide level gradually increases, the activity of the mackerel is likely to rise as well. Especially with egi fishing, incorporate fall actions and be ready to catch the moment when the mackerel grabs the egi. Although the tide difference is small, the calm waves and wind conditions should make fishing easier. The forecast as of 23:34 on August 21, 2026, indicates continued sunny weather with temperatures between 25 and 29°C, making it a comfortable climate for fishing. With a UV index of 6 and strong sunlight, don’t forget to take measures against sunburn. Be sure to check the official information from the boat operator and the latest wind conditions before departure. This outlook is meant as a reference for setting your goals and does not guarantee fishing results.