From the national highway along Lake Biwa, drive a car toward the mountains of Imazu-cho, Takashima City. After passing through a small village and heading upstream along the clear Ishida River, you will arrive at "Riverlands Kadokawa". The campsite is surrounded by the Ishida River, blending in with the surrounding nature and filled with negative ions. After completing the reception, I unloaded the equipment from the car and pitched the tent on the riverside site.

As soon as the preparations are done, we start preparing for fishing. "Riverlands Kadokawa" has two fishing ponds where you can enjoy both bait fishing and lure fishing. The fish caught in the bait fishing pond can be eaten deliciously on the spot, so this time I prepared well for charcoal grilling. Enjoy freshly caught salt-grilled rainbow trout. This is the important purpose of this time. Prepare Spec.1/300 and Ready to Fish! After receiving the kneaded bait at the reception, we headed to the bait fishing pond.

Eaten-sized healthy rainbow trout swim leisurely in a pond filled with pure water from the Ishida River. I rig a bait on the rod, put some bait on the hook, and swung the rod toward the pond.

A nice breeze blows over the pond. The surrounding trees and beautifully blooming flowers are swaying. Take a deep breath. It's a good time.

And while I was chilling out, the rainbow trout came gathering attracted by the smell of the food. The float disappears vigorously and the rod draws an arc. The energetic rainbow trout will entertain you with a tug-of-war.

The rainbow trout that were caught were quickly handled and the briquettes were lit. The rainbow trout that has been sprinkled with salt is set on fire. It's the same with grilling fish and grilling meat, but this act of grilling is also fun. I'm sure I'm not the only one who can thoroughly enjoy the process of cultivating my own tastes and ideal baking conditions in a simple process. And while I was thinking about that, I overcooked it a little. However, the well-cooked rainbow trout provided us with a fluffy feeling and deliciousness that did not disappoint. Thank you for the meal.

Now for the continuation of the game. Next, I prepared Spec.2/5.5 and Apedo 2.7g. That's right, it's lure fishing time. Head to the large pond, the lure pond, in the upper part of the campsite, walk around the pond, and start casting at the point you think is here. Slowly retrieve while feeling the speed moving. The rod bends with a firm hit near the center of the pond. Good size. After careful exchanges, the fish that entered the net has a cool form with a pointed head. The individual that became a No-ro Fish was indescribably beautiful, with its bridal color remaining bathed in the setting sun. After a day camp full of heart and stomach, should we eat char or amago next time?