Fishing Websites in Japan
Here is a list of fishing websites found in Japan.
Ayu Fishing | Ayu, one of the most popular sportfishing species in Japan. Learn the what, where and how of ayu fishing (English). |
Breakwater Fishing | This page caters Japanese anglers who enjoy venturing on breakwaters and targeting reef fish species. Updated fishing reports, detailed fish profiles and photos can be found (English and Japanese). |
Chatblanc Flyfisher's Page | Flyfishing in Japanese small streams for native wild trout, char and landlock salmon (English). |
Craft House Mana | This website features some traditional Japanese fishing methods for stream species such as ayu and amego (English). |
Japan Flyfishers | This club was launched in 1982 to cater fly anglers in Japan (English). |
Ken Kamoshida's Fly Fishing Page | This webpage contains excellent information on fly fishing in Japan from regulations, flies to fishing locations (Both English and Japanese). |
Lure Fishing in Japan | An excellent website that features different lure fishing techniques for saltwater gamefish (Both English and Japanese). |
Mario's Fishing in Japan | On this site, you will find several beautiful fishing places around Kitamoto city, where the author lives (Both English and Japanese). |
Partridge & Orange Club | A website for the fly fishing enthusiasts in Japan (English). |
Rise! Rise! Rise! | An excellent flyfishing website based in Japan. Check out their beautiful photos of native chars and trout (English and Japanese). |
Sportfishing in Nigata City and Japan | This is an excellent website with detailed Japanese fish species profiles, fishing locations and updated fishing reports (English). |
Trouts and Seasons of the Mountain Village in Japan | This is an excellent website that contains information on salmonid species that are found in Japan (English). |
World Fly Fishing of Japan | To promote the sport of fly fishing to all generations through educational seminars and trips and to form Team Japan and support the World Flyfishing Championship and Conservation Symposium (WFCCS). |