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taxid

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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #45 on: Jul 10, 2017, 05:49 PM »
Electric reel. Very interesting.

Yes  the fish is in the Salvelinus genus AKA the White Spotted Char. Looks very much like our brook trout (Savelinus fontinalis).

Thank you for sharing!  Different types of plants along the coldwater stream than we would find here too.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salvelinus_leucomaenis
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niru_04

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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #46 on: Jul 10, 2017, 06:16 PM »
>taxid-san
Thank you for your comment.

The scenery of the mountain streams in rural areas belonging to the temperate zone is similar.

Now Japan is midsummer, yesterday the temperature in Fukushima-city has exceeded 37 degrees Celsius.
The mountain streams of this season, It's very cool and pleasant. :D :D
I'm a Japanese fisherman.

lowaccord66

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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #47 on: Jul 10, 2017, 08:21 PM »
Amazing thread.  Shame I missed it.  Keep up the good work Niru.  Its great to read about your trips and how the fisheries are over there! 

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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #48 on: Jul 10, 2017, 10:21 PM »
>lowaccord66-san
Thank you. Fishing is very fun. :D :D I love river, lake, ocean all fishing. Also, I will introduce the fishing situation in Japan.
I'm a Japanese fisherman.

taxid

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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #49 on: Jul 11, 2017, 05:37 PM »
>taxid-san
 

The scenery of the mountain streams in rural areas belonging to the temperate zone is similar.




Not those bushy like grasses.  ;D  I've never seen those on a stream here in the temperate zone.
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JDK

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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #50 on: Jul 11, 2017, 05:45 PM »
This is a great thread.  How deep were you fishing for the red sea bream?  

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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #51 on: Jul 12, 2017, 04:13 AM »
>taxid-san
Ahaha Excuse me. :D  :D Those grasses are often found in mountain streams in Japan.

>JDK-san
I fished red sea bream at 42-45m depth. In USA, red sea bream is fished?
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JDK

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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #52 on: Jul 12, 2017, 04:30 AM »
>JDK-san
I fished red sea bream at 42-45m depth. In USA, red sea bream is fished?

I'm not familiar with Pacific fisheries in the US so I can't answer.  They look somewhat like a few east coast fish with slightly different coloring.
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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #53 on: Jul 12, 2017, 04:58 AM »
>JDK-san
Thank you for comment. :D :D I see. If similar fish is fished there, I interested that tool.
I'm a Japanese fisherman.

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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #54 on: Jul 12, 2017, 05:21 AM »
>JDK-san
Thank you for comment. :D :D I see. If similar fish is fished there, I interested that tool.

When I looked at that picture, I though porgy (scup) with a red coloration.  Our scup are actually related to sea breams.  We have porgy here on the east coast that can be caught from shore and out in deeper water.  They are a very good eating fish and are typically caught with small pieces of squid or sea worms.  A fun and popular  light tackle fish.
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niru_04

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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #55 on: Jul 12, 2017, 05:39 AM »
>JDK-san
Thank you for information. :D :D  Sure it seems that fish eat several bait, squid etc. I heard that this fish eat humans body in China. There is 3 method for red sea bream fishing in Japan. First is using krill, second is using shrimp, third is using metal jig. Usually, electric reel is used first method. The first method has low game ability and are boring, but I think that establishment that can catch is the high. I select first method, because I want to eat a lot of tasty fish.
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niru_04

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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #56 on: Jul 18, 2017, 08:52 AM »
I went kokanee fishing in Lake Numazawa riding on kayak.  :D :D

The depth of the fish is 20-25 m. Bait is simulated bait. I could catch 9 kokanees.
The rod for righteye flounder is just fit on this fishing.
Kokanee is same fish as Sockeye Salmon. It is very tasty and I like it.










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fishnmachine

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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #57 on: Jul 18, 2017, 09:16 AM »
Nice catch, Niru!
Great set-up on the kayak, too.   ;D
     One more with the one we're after and we'll have two.
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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #58 on: Jul 18, 2017, 10:00 AM »
Cool pictures. The scenery you fish in is outstanding!

lowaccord66

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Re: Fishing in Japan
« Reply #59 on: Jul 18, 2017, 10:30 AM »
Awesome Kokanee.  We fish for them here too. 

 



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