This film shows Japan’s mountain stream Trout fishing. You will see many plants and forest you won’t normally see in America. You will see a different type of fishing area in this film.

My final report of the Daily Flash Minnow in Japan project! This is a continuation from my experience at a man-made pond.

The place where I had gone is called “Fish On! Ouzenji” and their information as follows:
Fish On! Ouzenji website: http://www.fishon-oz.jp/

An instructor, Mr. Nagai from “Fish On!” had kindly taught me in such a way where even beginners could have understood him very easily. He is also very famous in the Trout fishing industry. He had given us lessons on line tests before fishing and some explanation on why the needle hooks or doesn’t hook. His instructions were very theoretically correct and again very easy to understand. I highly recommend taking these lessons as well.

Mr. Hiroaki Nagai’s “hooking explanation” on Youtube:

Part1
http://www.skype.com/intl/ja/get-skype/on-your-computer/windows/

Part2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbj-BscXUOc&feature=player_embedded

MAX Tanaka (Blog):
Lucky Craft collaboration color project developer
http://profile.ameba.jp/maxdesign/

See you soon!!
Sandy

Lure: Deep Cra-pea

This is the Daily Flash Minnow in Japan project! This time it is a report on my experience fishing at a mad-made pond.
After fishing Sea Bass in Tokyo Bay, another first time experience! I had visited a place called “Fish. On! Ouzenji” located in Kawasaki to experience some Trout fishing. And speaking of Trout fishing, it has got to be Lucky Craft’s unprecedented hit product! The Cra-Pea series. This time around, I used the Deep Cra-Pea and rented a rod! The most important thing in Trout fishing is “Keeping at a constant speed and range keeping”. I kept that in mind and started fishing, but it was a pretty tough thing to do~! I began to put too much feeling into what I was doing, and even when I meant to be reeling at a constant speed, it was actually too fast or slow. I had no consistency and I wasn’t able to pull it with a constant range as well…. I had absolutely no hits after 10 minutes from start, they saw right through me! So Mr. Nagai had given me some lessons and I resumed fishing! Just by paying close attention to some important points such as the way to keep the lure in a constant depth after casting and the angle of the rod… a miracle happened! I got a bite and I was able to catch some. “Ouzenji” had taught me good points on how to fish so easily and you can experience it yourself by visiting them! They teach you in a very courteous manner and will probably keep trying until you catch one! So please try visiting and have a fun time!
Next report will be an introduction of Area fishing. So please stay tuned!
See you next time!

Sandy
The Daily Flash Minnow
Catch: Trout x6

This image shows Sandy from the Daily FM where he has caught his very first Area fish. Also, with his face of confidence. It is the face of victory!! When you go to this “Fish On Ouzenji” located in Kawasaki, you get many advises from a professional instructor – Mr. Nagai. And look at Sandy’s face; it is full of confidence because it got him catching many fishes even when it was his very first time. It is amazing. By the way, the person who is next to Sandy is Mr. Max Tanaka who is a very famous paint master in the Area industry. The colors that he paints are highly evaluated in the Kanto area and are displayed at almost every shop in this region.

Today I went Area Fishing for the very first time in my life. In the morning I fished a bunch of Sea Bass and from the afternoon I went Area Fishing. Today is all about fishing. And not only that, it was my first Area fishing experience. This time we went fishing at a place called “Fish On Ouzenji” (www.fishon-oz.jp) located in Kawasaki. Mr. Nagai, an Ouzenji professional instructor had taught me Area fishing. His unique concepts were great!! Every cast I got to catch a fish!!

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