Japan Jigging Experience
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Are you planning to travel to Japan or currently living? Why not enhance your experience with an unforgettable fishing trip? Whether you're a beginner or an experienced angler, we customize the trip for you in your chosen area of Japan. With a vast of skilled captains across the country, we’ll assist with transportation to the port, accompany you on boat, guide you while fishing, and provide rental equipment needed, ensuring you have an enjoyable adventure.
Fishing in Japan
Fishing in Japan boasts a rich tradition and widespread popularity. Japanese anglers possess extensive knowledge a profound respect for marine life. With a lengthy coastline nearly every port offers fishing tours for enthusiasts.
Onboard, anglers take a break from their busy daily lives, enjoying camaraderie and fun. They passionately hone their skills and equipment, focusing not on competition or trophy catches, but bringing home delicious fish while sustainably releasing those that are not meant for consumption or are protected.
Nothing tastes better than the fish you catch yourself! We help you prepare it to create the finest Sashimi. Japanese anglers, fishermen, and restaurant chefs possess some of the best knowledge in the world when it comes to fish and its culinary delights.
After fishing, we can assist you having your catch expertly prepared at a traditional Japanese Izakaya. If you're interested, we can guide you through typical fish dishes and immerse you in the gourmet experience, by a selection of delicious Sake.
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Jigging
In Japan, while most anglers primarily use bait for fishing, jigging, fishing with lures, is becoming increasingly popular. Our service specializes in offshore vertical jigging, where we drop a metal lure to the ocean floor and perform a jerking action from the bottom up, mimicking the movement of a real fish to attract target species.
Slow jigging is a popular offshore technique effective for various fish species, including rockfish, grouper, sea bream, snapper, and codfish, among others. You can adjust technique based on the target fish, ocean currents or other conditions.
Typical slow jigging setup. Rod characteristic, jig, hook setup and line interaction need to be balanced and adjusted to conditions like water depth, current and target fish.
High-pitch jigging is an intense physical technique and was invented to chase predators such as Amberjack, Kingfish or Tuna.
A typical high-pitch setup with PE-4 line and a jig with single hook.
Casting with jigs or poppers is a technique to tackle topwater predator fishes, such as Giant Trevally (GT), Kingfish or Tuna.
About
Me
My name is Detlev Reiners. I was born in northern Germany and, after completing military service, earned a Master's degree in Electronics Engineering. I have spent over 30 years working in sales within the automotive industry. My career has taken me to Japan frequently, where I began learning Japanese. This journey introduced me to great friends who ignited my passion for jigging, particularly vertical jigging, from light to deep sea, in pursuit of delicious fish. In addition to jigging, I have a strong passion for cooking and preparing fish dishes, well as enjoying meals at Izakaya prepared by professional chefs. While my native language is German, I am also fluent in, Japanese, and Italian. I would love to take you on a boat and share the incredible Japan Jigging Experience with you.
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