[Hallelujah,Hokkaido/北海道] Let's Meet Wild fish ITO!Traveling by ferry from Nagano to Hokkaido.Japan.

This video is dedicated to my father who was called to heaven in April.
Winter fly fishing trip to Northern Hokkaido by ferry from Nagano prefecture.
Takes 3 days total to get there.
The video is open to the general public.
More hardcore content, Full ver will be released on the main channel.

Music.
FRANZ SCHUBERT,
Sonatine for Violine und Klavier Nr.2 a-moll,D.385 Op.137-2
Sonatina No.2 in A minor,Op.137-2,D.385 for violin and piano
Allegro moderato,
Piano,AKIKO SASAKI
Violin,KURT GUNTNER

Herb Classics,Japan.

©Herb classics Japan.

About ITO,(from Wiki)
ITO (Hucho perryi) is a freshwater fish classified in the genus Taimen of the family Salmonidae. Other names are Ito, Id, Cheelai, Obirame, etc., which are said to have been named because there are many individuals with an elongated system like threads. Previously, some anglers classified the sea-fall type as Obirame, which is different from the river-type Ito, which has a slim system like a thread, but originally Ito easily descended. It has the ability to acquire sex, and it is probable that this recognition was a mistake.
Known as the largest freshwater fish in Japan, it can reach from 1m in length to 1.5m in large ones. The largest one on record is that in 1937 (Showa 12), about 2.1 m of Ito was captured in the Tokachi River. In addition, Ito researchers have announced that it will take about 10 years to grow to a body length of 1 m, and while it is a long-lived salmonid fish, it has a very slow growth rate. This point, combined with the rarity of Sakhalin taimen, is thought to have spurred a decline in the population, so it is considered urgent to formulate protective measures.
The Japanese name means “three-spined stickleback”, which is a slender body with a low body height compared to the total length of salmon, and unlike salmon, it runs upstream and lays eggs in early spring, unlike salmon. From early spring to late spring, many thin individuals after reproductive activity were seen, giving the impression that they were “thin fish like threads.” The color of the marriage is often bright madder red, and the appearance of a large fish flipping over to the surface of the river can be seen, which can be a good target for anglers as a squirrel of Ito. In addition, Ito, which runs up in the spring, can be easily found in the Tanegawa due to the size of its fish, so it is important to thoroughly protect it especially during the run-up period.
The species name perryi was named after Matthew Perry, the Kurofune who stopped by Hakodate, reported Ito to the British biological community.

Precautions for driving in the snow.
Do not go to the pass after 3:00 pm.
I don’t drive at night. Because it doesn’t hit beasts such as deer, the road freezes at night.
Watch out for ice as well as snow.
Early refueling and breaks.
Check the air pressure and lighting of each light.
Do not overdo it. If you think it is dangerous considering the possibility of stacking, turn back.

Prohibition of cooking outdoors.
To avoid attracting beasts such as bears.

Sarufutsu village,Hokkaido official website.

Shin-nihonnkai ferry,Japan.

Kasai ryokan,Sarufutsu village,Hokkaido.(Local fishing lodge)

I am broadcasting fishing videos on my main channel.

Hallelujah.
Flugelhorn, Makito.

Tackle.
Rod, Capras SS1712D.17ft 12 weight.by Ken Sawada.
Reel, Sussex Salmon 2.Cherry salmon.by Ken Sawada.
Line, Shooting head. Intermediate.
Leader, Maki Caenis Salmon,14ft 25lb test.
Fly, Maki Caenis Long tail. Tied to plastic tube,15cm.(No weight)
Hook, Maki Caenis Stainless Steel, Single #4.
Waders,Wading boots, Guideline Sweden.

ピリピ人への手紙4章
4:11
乏しいからこう言うのではありません。
私は、どんな境遇にあっても満ち足りることを学びました。

4:12
私は、貧しさの中にいる道も知っており、豊かさの中にいる道も知っています。
また、
飽くことにも飢えることにも、
富むことにも乏しいことにも、
あらゆる境遇に対処する秘訣を心得ています。

4:13
私は、私を強くしてくださる方によって、どんなことでもできるのです。

北海道にて、夜、読んだ聖書箇所より。

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Fear! Brown bear came toward even 4 times! !!

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