Fishing Spots ＞ Japan
Red seabream/Amberjack/Yellowtail amberjack/White trevally
2 captains listed · sea category. A spot in Fishing Rainbow (Mihama, Fukui) (Japan) targeting Red seabream/Amberjack/Yellowtail amberjack/White trevally. Check the tide, captains and recent catches, then contact them directly via public social accounts. Access, climate and lodging are in the details below.
Located in Hyuga, Mihama, Mikata District, Fukui Prefecture. An offshore fishing pond reached on foot across a jetty from land (phone 0770-32-0427). Reservations are preferred by phone by the day before. Stocking is mainly red seabream 30 minutes after fishing starts, and mainly pelagic fish after 2 hours.
| From | Route | Time | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Komatsu Airport (KMQ) / Chubu Centrair International (NGO) / Osaka (Itami ITM) | JR + rental car | Located in Hyuga, Mihama-cho, Mikata-gun, Fukui Prefecture | |
| Tsuruga IC, Hokuriku Expressway / Wakasa-Mihama IC, Maizuru-Wakasa Expressway | Car | About 15 min | |
| JR Mihama Station | Car | About 20 min | A sea fishing pond connected to land; you enter by crossing a pier |
Coordinates: 35.6036, 135.8856（Open in Google Maps）
Red seabream/Amberjack/Yellowtail amberjack/White trevally
Open year-round. Prized large fish such as red seabream, striped jack, warasa and amberjack. Pelagic fish are best from autumn to spring. Operating hours differ between summer (Apr–Oct) and winter.
○ in season: Apr–Oct
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For Amberjack Yellowtail amberjack Vertical metal-jigging is the go-to.
Full how-to & tackle on each species page
The Fukui and Wakasa Bay coast has a Sea-of-Japan-side climate. Winters bring frequent northwest seasonal winds, snow and rough seas, while summers are hot and humid. In winter, check the operating days and sea conditions.
Cancelled or postponed during strong winds, rough seas or winter storms. Check with the reservation contact.
Things to do in KomatsuFor days the boat can't sail — book local tours & tickets.See on Klook →Nearby spots easy to combine into one trip (straight-line distance). See the map above for locations.