This park is in Kabo, Oya-cho, Yabu City. From spring to autumn visitors fish for rainbow trout, catch fish by hand, and have barbecues. There's also a brook for playing in the water, tanks with turtles, sturgeon, and carp, and a restaurant. Lodging is available and includes a cottage that looks like a kominka (old Japanese-style house) and a bed and breakfast.
Located about 15 minutes from Hachioji Nishi Interchange, this spot lets you get in touch with nature while still being within easy reach of the city. You can fish for rainbow trout on the Kita-Asagawa River, a tributary of the Tama River, with authentic lures and flies. You can cook your catch on the spot broiling with salt. The staff will prepare it for you, so there is no need to worry about handling raw fish. Fishing gear is available for rent so even small children and beginners can start fishing right away. Bring other food items with you to have a barbecue that includes your catch.
This fishing moat is on the Karigawa River in the Yagurasawa area. Once you've signed up at reception, they release two-kilogram trout into the designated zone. The large riverside area has numerous streams running through it, and it's particularly popular in summer with an area where kids can try grabbing trout by hand. The natural surroundings are beautiful and depending on the season you can see cherry blossoms or the new green. The restroom and parking lot makes it great for families. There is also a barbecue area where you can cook your catch and enjoy it along with other items you bring with you.
This trout fishing facility is surrounded by nature. You can reach it by taking a bus from the north exit of the Odakyu Line's Isehara Station and walking 20 minutes from the final stop. There's no limit to the catch and they offer a convenient package that includes stream fishing with a barbecue. For beginners and families, they recommend fishing from the facility's pond where you can pay for your catch. There is also an area where kids can try grabbing trout by hand, as well as an open space for barbecues. They provide the gear and food (advance reservation required), so you don't have to bring anything. You can cook your catch there too.
This fishing pond is located in Kai City, Yamanashi Prefecture a 15-minute drive from the Nirasaki Interchange on the Chuo Expressway. The pond has a plan which includes bait and rod rental in the fee, and visitors can come empty-handed and enjoy fishing for rainbow trout in a homey atmosphere. Fishing pond staff will take your fresh-caught rainbow trout and cook it for you on the spot so you can enjoy the flavor of fresh rainbow trout; preparation methods available include broiled shioyaki style with salt, sashimi, and breaded and deep-fried. Visitors can also have fun fishing for other river fish such as Japanese salmon and char. In addition, there is a campground nearby as well as a great place for viewing fall foliage, making this a destination where the whole family can spend an entire fun-filled day.
Shinshu Tateyama Mountain Stream Fishing Spot and Takabayashi Fish Farm are located about a 30-minute drive from the Suwa Interchange and the Suwa Minami Interchange. Drivers can easily spot it at the 29th streetlight if they travel on the Venus Line Scenic Highway northwest from Lake Tateshina. Visitors can enjoy fishing in a mountain stream that flows into Lake Tateshina. Since fishing gear is available for rent and bait is available for sale, visitors do not have to bring anything with them to fish for rainbow trout or char. There is even a special pond where visitors may fish for up to three char. They can have their freshly caught fish charcoal broiled to eat right away, and there is also a retail store on the grounds.
1899-2 Nagasawa Takane Town, Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture
Kawamatagawa River Ravine Fishing Spot is located a 15-minute drive from the Sutama Interchange and Kiyosato Station. Along this nearly two-kilometer stretch of the river, visitors can try their luck at catching rainbow trout, char, landlocked salmon, or other species of fish. Visitors can pay to reserve the whole site for two hours or pay to spend the day at a bait fishing site. This place is popular with students, who even come from other prefectures. There is no limit on the number of fish one may take home, and there is an area where they may roast and eat the fish they have just caught. Three kinds of fishing, with bait, with lures, or fly fishing, are available from mid-April to mid-October.
Hyougo Pref. Minamiawajishi Anaga Maruyama fishing port
"This park is a fishing spot on Benten Island off the coast of the Maruyama Fishing Port facing the Naruto Strait. It is very impactful since it is an approximately 150-meter wide and three-meter fishing platform that runs around half the island and juts out into the sea. There is also a ten-meter square offshore area where you can try to catch many different fish species throughout the year. The administration office is located in the farmer's store ""Uosaikan,"" and they sell bait and rental poles are available for a fee. With sunsets that have Taiko Bridge and Benten Island as silhouettes, it is also popular as a picnicking and sightseeing spot."
This fishing moat is located an approximately 30-minute drive from the Togouchi Interchange on the Chugoku Expressway. Rental rods and bait are available, and you can enjoy mountain stream fishing comfortably in the wilderness. You can have the fish and fish cooked in either salt-grilled or deep-fried, and you can taste fresh river fish right away. There are a lot of side menu items such as inaka soba (thick buckwheat noodles), beef curry and miso oden, and there are many customers who use it as a restaurant.
A fishing center located in Tanagawatanigawa, Misaki Town, Sennan County, Osaka Prefecture. Here customers can enjoy fishing on rafts floating in the beautiful ocean off of Tanagawa. In addition to a standard fishing course, customers can choose the Opa course and fish in an area where a large number of fish have been released, including high class varieties like red sea bream and white trevally. The center's rafts can also be rented out and used for events such as fishing tournaments.
About 10-minute drive from the Hirugano Kogen Smart Interchange (only accessible with electronic toll collection (ETC) cards) this rainbow trout farm is surrounded by the rich nature of the Hirugano Highland. From the end of April to the end of October, they hold fishing activities and trout catching experiences at their fishpond. Rainbow trout caught with rods and bait can be charcoal grilled and eaten on the spot. They also stock the pond with iwana char and amago trout that they'll prepare for you salt-grilled or fried. The leisure spot also has a wood lathe for rainy-day wood working activities.
This recreational facility is located about a five-minute drive from Yamanakako Interchange on the Higashifuji-goko Road. Visitors can enjoy a variety of leisure activities at Lake Yamanaka. Fishing for Japanese pond smelt on the heated and toilet-equipped houseboat is an especially popular activity that can be enjoyed from September to June. We recommend that beginners choose the package that includes all the necessary equipment and an instructor. Sport fishing for black bass and other species can be enjoyed from the spring to the fall. A variety of different ways to enjoy the charms of Lake Yamanaka all year round are available including wakeboarding, water skiing, banana boats, parasailing, rental bicycles.
This company rents boats on Lake Yamanaka and provides light meals. From September 1 to June 30, customers can fish for Japanese pond smelt from one of the company's domed boats. The company's boats are heated, ensuring customers can enjoy fishing in comfort even in the middle of winter. Also great is the kind of attention to detail only a long-standing company such as this can provide, including comfortable, adjustable seats, electric reel rentals, and fishing guidance. Customers can also enjoy bass fishing year round. In addition, customers can have sashimi and other food in the company's houseboats and watch the fireworks of the Hoko Festival from the surface of the lake.
This fishing area is located a short distance east from the village office of Oshino Village along Prefectural Route 717 and down the first junction. The more than 66,000 square meter facility features six different fishing spots. The fish pond is stocked with a variety of fish including rainbow trout, char, and white crucian carp. It is open every day of the year starting at 6 a.m. from April to October and 7 a.m. from November to March. It features a restaurant, clubhouse, and other facilities. Fishing fees depend on a variety of conditions. Visitors can rent a fishing rod if they do not have their own.
Niigata Iwafune-gun Awashimauramura Hi No Miyama 1491-8 Awa Shima Tourist Information Office
Tour participants can enjoy octopushunting, an autumn tradition on Awashima Island. Tours are held three times a day on Saturdays and Sundays from September through October. Anyone elementary school aged and older can master the unique local technique, which involves dangling a bamboo pole with a red cloth wrapped on one end in front of an octopus and scooping it out of the water when it latches on with its tentacles. Because hunting is conducted on a shallow shore, you don’t need a particularly robust coat or other heavy ocean fishing gear. Contests are sometimes held to see who can catch the largest octopus, with the top catchers receiving awards and local specialty products as prizes. An advance application is required, so be sure to apply with plenty of time before the day you intend to go.
A park, first opened in 1997, where visitors can enjoy fishing located on Tobishima, an island connected to Takashima in Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture via a breakwater. Tobishima has long been known for its fishing and, depending on the season, visitors can expect to catch striped beakfish, read sea bream, black porgy, flounder, young Japanese, amberjack, horse mackerel, sillago, and thread-sail filefish. The park can accommodate up to 450 people on its wharf, breakwater, and north side fishing areas. Even families and total beginners can enjoy fishing here.
This place provides information about fishing in the sea and rivers of Iriomote Island. You can take a Canadian canoe into a river inhabited by mangroves and participate in the “Mangrove Game,” in which you try to catch as many mangrove red snappers as possible, or the “GT Game,” where you hunt giant trevallies. Besides fishing, you can go snorkeling and enjoy the Iriomote blue or visit beaches and uninhabited islands only available by boat, not to mention and island hopping tour that offers a chance for peace and relaxation.
A trout fishing facility located in Hakone Town, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa Prefecture. Here you can enjoy fishing in the great outdoors in clear stream waters from the Sukumo River, which flows alongside Seiryu Park on the old Tokaido Road. There are a variety of fun river and fishing activities on offer, including lure and fly fishing areas, a water play area for kids, and a pool where you can catch fish with your bare hands. You can also rent a barbecue grill and cook the fish you've just caught right on the spot.
The Konsho Ototo Town is an all-weather barbeque facility where you can enjoy grab fish or hook char/Rainbow trout in the clear waters, where you can take in nature, that also lets you enjoy coal grilling fish that you have caught. You cannot bring in outside materials, but food and drinks for barbeque are available for purchase.
This managed fishing place is situated in an amazing location in the middle of abundant nature at the foot of the majestic Northern Japan Alps. Facilities include a dedicated fly and lure pond (rod rentals not available), and a bait fishing pond (rental rods available). The facility's privately farmed fish are nice and big and also put up a good fight. In addition, customers can barbecue and eat the fish they catch in the bait pond over a charcoal fire in the facility's outdoor barbecue area. (available from late April to the end of October).
