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Fishing TourFishing TourLet Japan Reel You In!

Stream Fishing in TokyoThere are beautiful mountain streams only a few hours’ drive from central Tokyo. Some of them are good for fly fishing Yamame (Land-locked Cherry Salmon), Iwana ( Char ) and Rainbow trout. Yamame and Iwana are not big – just three weight rod size fish – but these species native to Japan are as beautiful as jewels. Fishing seasons are from spring to autumn (April to September ). There are trout fishing ponds and lakes around Tokyo which stock good-sized trout. This is a good alternative to river fishing during winter. Why don’ t you have a unique fly fishing experience in Tokyo?

Mt.Fuji Trekking and FishingBeautiful Mt.Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan. It was designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2013. Even beginners can trek on this mountain with basic equipment in summer. Mt. Fuji trekking & Bass fishing can be recommended for active men and women who come to Tokyo. Trout fishing is also available on request. For BASS fishing, plastic worms are not allowed as bait in this area for environmental reasons. This is a unique regulation which applies so only hard bait is allowed in this area. Learn hard bait fishing with a professional guide among natural splendors that are the pride of Japan.

KYOTO and Lake Biwa World Record Bass FishingMany anglers may be surprised when hearing that the largest Bass ever caught is from Lake Biwa, Japan. Now, Lake Biwa is famous worldwide, and boasts the best Bass fishing in Japan. However, it is not always easy to catch the Big Bass in Lake Biwa, because the lake’ s waters are usually clear and fishing pressure is high all the time. So, when you fish, you will need a professional bass fishing guide. This will be a big advantage for you. The world-famous sight-seeing city and old capital of Japan, Kyoto is just a short distance away. If your target an over-22.5lbs. Bass, then why not combine Kyoto sightseeing with Lake Biwa Bass fishing?

The Kasumi water system consists of Kasumigaura, the second largest lake in Japan as well as a few rivers and their tributaries. It is just a 90-minute drive from central Tokyo. This water system provides excellent Largemouth Bass fishing. Visitors may also take in some Seabass fishing at Tokyo Bay. It is just like Striper, Snook or Barramundi. Whether fly fishing or lure fishing, the fish bite on surface and put up a great fight. Don’ t miss this great spot!! You can enjoy fishing even if you have just one day. It will be a great experience for both experienced and novice anglers.

Largemouth Bass and Seabass Fishing in Tokyo