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The Oki Islands, located about 50km off the Shimane Peninsula, are made up of 180 islands of various sizes.
The sea is rich, thanks to the Tsushima Current. There is a wide variety of fish species, and they are large in size.
The angler bends his sturdy fishing rod and casts long distances to catch Ishidai from among the many targets.
A large fish of the Perciformes family that inhabits the waters off Japan, excluding Hokkaido. Due to its strong pull, it is also known as the king of the sea.
It is precise and spectacular. Ishidai fishing combines stillness and movement.
The angler is Fujiwara Toshinobu. He is a skilled angler who does not compromise, and has caught many large fish with his own unique ingenuity.
The thrill of long-distance Ishidai fishing, as seen by a tough man with years of experience. A powerful throw at the king of the rocks.
Will the Oki Seas respond to this strong rod?
○Tackle
Rod: 5.27m Ishidai Rod H
Reel: Ishidai double-axis reel
Line: Nylon #20
Line: Wire (19 strands #41) 30cm
Scale: Fujiwara-style scale/weight #50
Hook: Long-distance Ishidai #19/#20
Broadcast date August 15, 2015
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