Fishing Spots ＞ Japan
red seabream/Amberjack/White trevally/Japanese amberjack
1 captains listed · sea category. A spot in Shotokumaru (Kihoku, Mie) (Japan) targeting red seabream/Amberjack/White trevally/Japanese amberjack. 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 at Higashi-Nagashima 3043-27, Kihoku Town, Kitamuro District, Mie. As it is connected to land, no boat is needed, only about a 100 m walk from the parking lot to the fishing area. Set in a sheltered bay of the Kumano-nada with little swell. Reservation-only (tel. 0597-47-5820).
| From | Route | Time | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO) | Kintetsu / JR Kisei Main Line toward Kii-Nagashima Station + car | Nearest airport | |
| Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO) | Car (via Kisei Expressway) | ||
| Kansai International Airport (KIX) | Car | Accessible | |
| Parking lot | On foot | About 100 m to the fishing spot. Connected to land, so you enter without taking a boat |
Coordinates: 34.1995, 136.356（Open in Google Maps）
red seabream/Amberjack/White trevally/Japanese amberjack
Open year-round. A wide variety is stocked, including red seabream, horse mackerel, greater amberjack, yellowtail, yellowtail amberjack, striped jack, striped beakfish and flounder. Amberjacks and pelagics are best autumn–spring; striped jack early summer–autumn.
For Amberjack Vertical metal-jigging is the go-to.
Full how-to & tackle on each species page
The Kihoku Town and Kumano-nada coast has a mild, rainy Pacific-side climate. Summers are hot and humid, with heavy rainfall in the rainy and typhoon seasons; winters are relatively mild.
Cancelled or postponed in strong wind, rough seas or typhoons. Check with the reservation contact.
Things to do in NagoyaFor 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.