【おとな釣り倶楽部】名人と若手アングラー２人が鮎釣りで１匹長寸の真剣勝負 ～岐阜県・高原川～

Broadcast on Kanagawa Television on September 6, 2025, and Sun Television on September 9, 2025 Three ayu anglers were all smiles at their long-awaited fishing trip. On their second day of fishing, they once again enjoyed ayu fishing at the Takahara River. Taking advantage of the territorial habits of ayu, ayu fishing involves two methods: "swimming bait fishing," in which the bait is allowed to swim freely, and "pull fishing," in which the bait is manipulated while applying a certain amount of tension. "In either case, it's important to make sure the position of the bait and the tip of the rod don't deviate too much. When you get a bite, the thrill to your eyes and hands is irresistible," says the expert. While the fishing method changes depending on the water depth and the size of the rocks, ayu fishing, which uses live ayu as bait, requires you to confront and communicate with nature... Welcome to the Adult Fishing Club. Continuing from last time, the guests are top tournament angler Ozawa Tsuyoshi, who began ayu fishing in high school and has become so absorbed in it that he has won every major ayu fishing tournament using his masterful in-line trolling technique. He is also known as the "strongest," Watanabe Sohei, who has been hooked since learning about ayu fishing from a good friend and senior, and Ozeki Kengo, who started ayu fishing after being invited by Watanabe. Ozawa and Watanabe are also active in the fishing video series "Mukumin Fishing Club," hoping to increase the number of young people who take up ayu fishing. ■Please follow Shimano's official social media accounts■ Instagram   / shimanofishing_jp   Facebook   / fishing.shimano   X https://twitter.com/Shimano_Fishing?s=20 TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@shimanofishin...