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Tsuyoshi Ozawa's decoy manipulation tension magic

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Why does Tsuyoshi Ozawa use sweetfish? Do you want to catch a lot? In this DVD, Tsuyoshi Ozawa himself explains and puts into practice the answer that everyone wants to know.
It was a skillful decoy operation that could be called magic. It is said that the ideal underwater posture for decoys is to repeat forward leaning posture and horizontal posture.
The basics of the operation to create that underwater posture are ``pull slowly'', ``wait'', and ``pull out''.
While adding strength and weakness, he sometimes uses expressions such as "soft" and "hard" to manipulate the decoy in a phantasmagoric way. For that purpose, the angle of the rod and the tension of the thread are important.
Imagine the optimal underwater posture of decoy at that point while watching the movement of the mark.
Please take a close look at the techniques that can only be understood from videos, including underwater images.

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