Kishu Fishing White Dango for Chinu - Includes 3kg service pack - White Carpet 10kg

Chinu (Black Sea Bream) fishing chum, White Carpet 10kg trial pack. Combines ① and ② for easy chum adjustment. New packaging. Tear-resistant and easy-to-use packaging.
This product is for Kishu-style fishing.
Please use it from breakwaters, as well as on rafts, barges, and small fishing boats.
Forgive me for my personal opinion, but chinu are curious and will observe any changes in their territory. Chinu are attracted to murky water. The murkier you make it, the further you can attract chinu. I believe it's important to then make the chinu aware that there is bait in this murkiness (attaching fish to the bait).
For the chum mixture, about 5kg of rice bran and 4kg of White Carpet.
Adjust on-site to ensure it reaches the bottom.
Rice bran chum mixed with White Carpet (commonly known as white chum) creates a much murkier, smoky chum than regular rice bran chum, with excellent fish-attracting power. It forms a pure white carpet on the seabed, attracting various fish.
Chinu are particularly attracted, as well as other fish like rock bream, sea bream, blackspot seabream, grunts, rock blackfish, barred knifejaw, and groupers (for rock bream and grunts, Red Carpet is more effective).
I use it down to about 40m depth (though water adjustment can be tricky).
Naturally, bait-stealers will also appear, but don't worry about them. Wait for the chum to break naturally or for the krill to drift out. Observe carefully and feed out line. You'll get a strong bite that pulls the rod right out of your hands.
It's quite an addictive bite, so please give it a try.
It makes for a fun fishing experience (laughs).
Aim for catching 10 different species (big laughs).
Murkiness is scent.
There's a world you don't know within this White Carpet.
Experience the murkiness and weight.
I do this as a hobby. I'm not looking to profit, but shipping, packaging, and fees account for 90% of the cost.
I think this product is good, but I'd like to hear everyone's opinions. Please leave a comment if you'd like.