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Learn of tackles and outfit

for fishing in Hokkaido

We introduce necessary information about outfit, tackles or some other matters which are actually used practically by our guides.  Please refer to this.  For your safety and pleasure, well preparation is very important.

How to layer

 

FIRST LAYER: Base Layer

 

Sometimes called "long underwear," this is the first layer you put on. It should have a close fit that contours to your body to wick moisture away from the body, and thereby keep you warmer. 

 

SECOND LAYER: Fleece

 

Worn semifitted, this layer is worn over a base layer, and is meant to provide additional warmth and still maintain breathability. It’s also great worn without a base layer, thanks to next-to-skin, brushed softness and different weights and finishes, such as water repellency and wind resistance. 

 

THIRD LAYER: Outerwear

 

The final layer is a protective shell worn over the base layer and fleece layer. This defends you from the penetrating, chilling effects of wind and water, while still maintaining breathability to wick away the moisture evaporated from your skin by the base layer.

 

The shell’s ability to guard against moisture is a major consideration - preventing water from soaking through to your skin is ideal not only to optimize your cold-weather comfort and performance, but also to ensure your safety in extreme cold weather.

Temperature monthly average  / Celsius

Insulated rainwear "Third layer"

Oct-May

When cold and rain combine it can be a miserable day, especially when you throw some wind in the mix. Under these conditions, insulated rainwear is a must. 

Uninsulated rainwear "Third layer"

June-Sept

Uninsulated rainwear is intended for warm climates.

Waist-High Waders "Third layer"

May, June and Sept

Hip waders "Third layer"

Jul and Aug

Chest waders "Third Layer"

Oct-Apr

Waterproof Bibs "Third layer"

For Off shore

Waiding boots

Sandals

Summer, Off shore

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About regulations for importing your Waders into Hokkaido Japan

As of 2018, Japan quarantine authorities don’t have regulations to bring felt sole wading boots even Hokkaido’s major industry is dairy farming.  If you bring lots of your fishing tools, you might have to explain “these are not for commercial” at customs.

KAMUY FISHING GUIDED TRIP JAPAN

Yellow Tail -Off shore

Fly-fishing

Single-hand #10 -#12 AFTMA +Salt Sinking Fly Line 550 grain +  250yds Backing ( 5G- Super Line )  +  Saltwater Fly

Bluefin -Off shore

Fly-fishing

Single-hand #14 AFTMA +Salt Sinking Fly Line 750 grain +  350yds Backing ( 8G- Super Line )  +  Saltwater Fly

Ito -Driftboat

Fly-fishing

Single-hand #7 - #9 AFTMA +  Type2 - 7 sinking-tip  +  Wetfly

Trout -Driftboat

Fly-fishing

Single-hand #7 - #9 AFTMA +  Type2 - 7 sinking-tip  +  Wetfly

Trout -Headwater

Fly-fishing

Single-hand #2 - #4 AFTMA +  Floating-tip  +  Dry-fly, micro-wet

Salmon -Wading

Fly-fishing

Single-hand #7 - #9 AFTMA +  Floating - Type1( intermediate) tip   +  Salmon-fly

​Two-handed #7 - #10 AFTMA + Floating - Type1( intermediate) tip   +  Salmon-fly

Trout -Driftboat

Spin-fishing

​6ft - 7ft,  light - medium-light  +  4 - 5lb test monofilament  + Hardbaits

Trout -Headwater

Spin-fishing

5ft - 6ft,  Ultralight - light  +  3 - 4lb test monofilament  + Hardbaits

Salmon -Saltwater surf

Spin fishing

​8 - 12ft, Medium heavy - Heavy + 20 - 40lb test Super-line + Salmon spoon with float rigs + Squid-skirts + Live-baittrailers (Add a dyed raw squid)

Salmon -Saltwater boat

Spin fishing

8 - 10ft, Medium heavy - Heavy + 20 - 40lb test Super-line + Salmon spoon with float rigs + Squid-skirts + Live-baittrailers (Add a dyed raw squid)

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