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Lure fishing, known as *Luya* in Japan, is popular due to the country's rich marine and freshwater environments. Here’s a guide to getting started:
1. Popular Locations: Japan offers a variety of fishing spots, from the lakes of Hokkaido to coastal areas like Okinawa. Urban fishing spots, like Tokyo Bay, are also common.
2. Target Species: Bass, trout, and squid (*ika*) are popular targets in freshwater and saltwater.
3. Best Seasons: Spring and autumn are ideal for bass and trout, while squid fishing is popular in the summer and winter months.
4. Lure Types: Soft plastics, spinners, and crankbaits are common for freshwater fishing.
5. Regulations: Always check local regulations regarding fishing licenses and protected species. In many areas, a permit is required for freshwater fishing, while saltwater fishing is often free.
6. Fishing Shops: Tackle shops across Japan, like Sansui or Angler's House, offer a wide range of lures and equipment, with staff often providing local advice.
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