Find a break in the weed
Where weeds grow, look for clues on the outside or in the cuts. Compare the reaction above and around the weeds and adjust the depth to which the lure passes.
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A black bass targeted from a boat at Lake Haruna in Takasaki, Gunma. Boats that do not require a license (1 to 2 people) cost 4,000 yen per day. A fishing ticket is required separately.
Step into the scenery you were looking at from the shore. If you go by boat, you can choose a fishing spot while watching the lake and enjoy fishing at your own pace.
Haruna Sightseeing Boats offers everything from boats that don't require a license to 14ft boats and foot boats. Before setting out, please feel free to inquire about recent fishing results, hit lures, location, water depth, etc.
Even in the same location, conditions change depending on water temperature, wind, and baitfish movement. First, don't decide where you are, and start by looking for changes in the lake.
Where weeds grow, look for clues on the outside or in the cuts. Compare the reaction above and around the weeds and adjust the depth to which the lure passes.
Another point worth noting is the change in topography from shallow to deep. It's fun to be aware of the topography and explore the wands (places where the shore enters) and capes around Yusuge.
The places where baitfish gather and the way the fish jump on the water surface can also give you clues. Keep your distance from other boats and observe the situation without panic.
The status of points changes daily. Please check with the reception regarding the range you can sail from and the situation on the day.
This is the time when the ice melts and the lake heads towards spring. Fishing with minnows is also popular at Lake Haruna. While watching the water temperature and the condition of the baitfish, try finding out how fast and how deep you are moving the bait.
Be aware of the surrounding weeds, their breaks, and the breaks from shallow to deep. If there is no response, try changing the depth at which the lure passes through the same spot.
While watching the position of baitfish and changes in water temperature, look for areas where there is a reaction. Compare the surroundings of wands, capes, and weeds to collect clues from the day.
The description of the seasons is a guideline for how to fish. Business hours and departure times vary depending on lake conditions, so please inquire before visiting.
Don't forget to prepare your recreational fishing ticket and wear a life jacket. Prepare rain gear, cold weather gear, and drinks, and be aware of changes in the weather and wind. Please inquire at the reception regarding the latest fishing results, lures, and target water depth.
1-2 people
License required/Single seater
1-2 people
1-2 people
*A fishing ticket (700 yen per day/5,250 yen per year) is required for fishing. Not required for junior high school students and younger. Prices are subject to change.
For those who want to learn about Lake Haruna's key points, seasonal fishing methods, and lure selection. Kenichiro Nagai, a guide at Lake Haruna, supports bass fishing on a boat and improves skills.
The meeting place is Haruna sightseeing boat. Please check Nagai's website for guide fees, recruitment dates, what to bring, and how to make a reservation.
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