ぶっこみ釣づり

Meanings

bottom fishing; legering

A fishing technique where the bait is cast out and allowed to sink to the bottom, often using a weight to keep it there. The term is specific to fishing contexts.

ぶっこみ釣づりで大おお物ものを狙ねらう。
I aim for big catches with bottom fishing.
ぶっこみ釣づりは、仕し掛かけを底そこに沈しずめて魚さかなを待まつ釣つり方かただ。
Bottom fishing is a method where you sink the rig to the bottom and wait for fish.

Kanji

釣angling, fish, catch
込crowded, mixture, in bulk
打strike, hit, knock

Related words

投なげ釣づり
Surf casting; involves casting far out and often retrieving, while ぶっこみ釣り focuses on letting the bait sit on the bottom.
底そこ釣づり
General term for bottom fishing; ぶっこみ釣り is a specific style within bottom fishing that emphasizes casting out and waiting.

Written forms

ぶっこみ釣づり
Standard kana-kanji mixed spelling; the most common written form.
ブッコミ釣づり
Katakana variant sometimes seen in fishing contexts.
ぶっ込こみ釣づり
Alternate kana-kanji spelling with 込み instead of こみ.
打ぶっ込こみ釣づり
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form; the kanji 打っ込み is seldom seen.

Etymology

From ぶっこみ (emphatic or forceful throwing in, from ぶっ込む) + 釣り (fishing). The exact derivation of ぶっこみ is uncertain, but it likely relates to the action of casting the bait forcefully into the water.