BIG FISH Ain't ENOUGH
There are rich in variety of Trout Fishing
here Hokkaido.
Many of Natives,
Amemasu is Sea run & river residence Charr .
ITO is Hucho Perryi which is also sea run,
another family of Taimen of syberia or mongolia.
Yamame is small beauty of river resident.
Pink & Chum salmon is also natives but lots of hatchery's are released every year, fishing is from shore,and some rivers
can be fished.
We have also stocked Rainbows and Browns.
Head waters and down below
is brown bear country,
many of rock creek holds small natives.
Mountain streams is very popular for wild rainbow lovers of domestics.
Dry fly is productive and nymphing.
Lower river is good late & early season for
Amemasu, and ITO by swing or retrieve fly.
Programs by Species
Mountain stream rainbow
June-October
8-9ft single hand,
Dry flies, nymphs, streamers
Mainstream Amemas
March-May November-December
Two-handed, switch rod
10 to 15ft, 5 to 9
Swing, retrieve fishing
Pink salmon
July-August
Two-handed, single-handed
Overhead cast
streamer
Eastern Hokkaido, Northern Hokkaido
Miyabaywana
June-July, September
Single hand, switch rod
9-11ft 3-5
Dry, nymph, streamer
Lake Shikaribetsu Special ban only
Mountain stream Amemas
From June to August
Single hand 8-10ft 5-6
Dry fly, trailer nymph
Brown trout
May ~ September
Single hand
Around 9ft No. 5-6
Big dry fly, nymph
Mainstream Ito
October-December
Two-handed, 12-16ft, 8-10
streamer
Brook trout
April-July
Short single hand
6-7ft 3-4
Dry, nymph
Resident dolly varden trout
From June to August
Short single rod
Small weighted nymph
Dry fly
Heavy snowfall-Hidaka Mountains
Ezoiwana on the shaku in a small mountain stream
Late May-August
Short single hand
Dry and nymph fishing
Cherry salmon
June-August
Two-handed, single-handed
Streamer, retrieve fishing
Natural lakes and dam lakes on all roads
(Lake only)
Mainstream rainbow trout
June-October
Two-handed, switch, single
10-14ft 6-8
streamer,
Dry fly skating
Spey cast on any rod