Exploring a CRAZY Japanese Tackle Shop

[@RyanMorie]

Went offshore this weekend, and had a great trip! Look out for the video dropping next Monday 👀 Tight Lines Doods 🤙🏼🎣🍻

[@horseblinderson4747]

28 grams per oz.

[@horseblinderson4747]

For lead

[@sacramentofisherman2865]

JunoRyan great video can you check out my account or give any advice

[@johnbraucher1499]

The one with the reverse trigger is so you can put your finger on the line and it stops the line right where that trigger is, so your line and your finger can rest on it, and it all stops systematically for your finger. It's actually easier.

[@RickysFishingAdventures]

Bro this video was amazing thanks for sharing 👍

[@BearlyOutdoors]

Suggestion from an old sailor. If it is unique to country (fish paintings) or specific to the shop, (Bait with shops name on it.) do yourself a favor and buy one or two. When you get out or retire, you will have some great things to spark memories in your man cave! Thanks for sharing the bait store!

[@gaijinfishing]

I have gyotaku paintings for pretty much every cool species I've caught here in Japan. The best place, IMO is the tackle shop on 330 between Foster and Kadena with the sailfish in the window near Plaza House shopping center. It's on the left past plaza house on the left as you go to gate 2 Kadena. The lady in there does the best work. I have Marlin, Tunas, Queen snapper, wahoo, mahi, squid, and probably 30 others. Definitely something to get done before you leave. My man cave is going to be insane. Definitely great conversation pieces. This is obviously more for the vid creator and anyone else on Okinawa that wants a print.

[@Flickmasterflex]

Hey just some info behind some of the stuff you saw. Iso fishing is a technique that is very popular in Japan. The whole technique revolves around finesse float fishing, presenting the bait in the most natural way. Thus, they use extreme light lines, floats and super long telescopic rods (13-16ft) with the lever-brake reels which you saw. The ISO fishing rods are designed so that when you are fighting the fish, the rod makes it easier to catch in a way due to the rod having of an “elastic” type movement which basically makes the rod pull the fish out almost by itself. The lever brake acts as controllable drag, using the index finger. This lever brake drag is usually used in deep water’s when you need to raise the rod, but cannot due to the pressure already applied onto the rod and line from the fish. This is particularly useful when bigger fish dive and you need to "reset" your rod position in order to prevent it from snapping.

[@SaltySeaCaptain]

thanks for the explanation

[@chadsluder8669]

Just stopped by this place last week, by far the best tackel shop on island

[@Rygoat]

Any idea if they have a website or something I can check out online? (Or even what the name of the shop is?) would love to do some online window shopping

[@myster.ejones1306]

Tackle shop appears at 06:00 .

[@phantombass9605]

Thanks

[@taliesinangling3564]

Heck yeah brother!

[@lowflyingpigeon7956]

👊🏼

[@youdotoo3]

Thanks

[@escobar8319]

Saved me 5m thanks

[@freemasonic101]

I was in Okinawa in May this year and that very same shop had my jaws wide open.holy carp it's amazing. Okinawa is beautiful all year round.

[@jettchen2685]

Same tackle shop I went to growing up on Foster, giving me the feels watching this vid

[@tamkazu7761]

sannory is the one of the best tackle shop in okinawa. i love it.

[@apt62]

My must visit every time I visit Japan

[@NickFish007]

Thank you for the videos 👍🏼 I'm japanese from California and I love fishing

[@chrish5286]

that was really cool man. thanks so much for sharing

[@ぼう太郎]

I'm Japanese. Your animation is fascinating. The Japanese lure is very good!

[@pakde8002]

Telescopic rods are really prevalent in Indonesia because like you said most guys are riding motor scooters. I can imagine in Japan a lot of guys take their rod to work or use public transportation to get to fishing spots. I freaked when I saw the first one in a tackle shop in Bali. They're actually a lot stronger than you might think. The eggi squid lures are also getting popular in Indonesia available in the USA and UK now. They work great.

[@manaoi2105]

Haven't been to Okinawa in 40 years. I was tdy there for a couple of weeks. Loved it.

[@TOMSATO]

glad you liked Japanese tackle !

[@johnstamos5579]

Really interesting viewing the tackle shop. Thanks

[@BIGHURTification]

I loved fishing in Okinawa, i used to shop at the tackle store in Chatan on the 58 right across from camp Lester.

[@ralphdobson3818]

I thought that it look like Okinawa!!!

[@dobie333]

those telescopic rods, floats, tiny shrimp, chum mixtures, spinning reel with lever brake are all for iso (rock) fishing. You should try it ... the boats carry you out to rock sticking out of the water. I believe the big treble hook is for catching octopus (need to add crab or something to the hook).

[@natemitch]

Just found your channel recently, wish I had seen this when I was still there. 100% the Oki tackle shops have a crazy amount of stuff in them!

[@jalalmohamad7529]

Best of the best👍👍👍tackle shop......

[@kchanish]

Looks like heaven in that store

[@captraykelly]

Very cool video, Ryan. Thank you again for your service and sharing these videos. Nice shirt...I have a white one.

[@macgeek2112]

Great video. Of nearly 20 years of living on Oki, I never went into that tackle shop. I never was a saltwater fisherman. Going back next month for a couple weeks and I'll be stopping in to pick up something for bass fishing here in TX.

[@axelddfmixvlogs9169]

Awesome..... Great introducing fishing video bro..... 👍👍👍Fish on 🐠🐠🐟🐟

[@Fish-os4pe]

Totally awesome. I could watch more of that tackle shop.

[@rickcruz3382]

You should have done a quick walkthrough on each isle! So we could fantasize about shopping there!

[@teebolden5377]

Thanks thats was awsome!!!

[@eagle9516]

Thanks for sharing wish we had some Japanese tackle here in the U.S. it’s like a candy store. Thanks again!

[@aaronenns7100]

So cool! Took my son to this shop today. Just as wild as when you visited a couple years ago. Semper Fidelis brother!

[@RyanMorie]

Semper Fi! Enjoy your time on the Island, mine flew by.

[@killentime6771]

Thank you for your service...plus side...have fun fishing

[@RyanMorie]

Killentime67 thanks mate!

[@rileygriffith8987]

That’s a cool place

[@LuisRodriguez-ry8oy]

I've owned one of those canvas gyotaku a friend made for me years ago in Florida of a 25inch gator trout, they are exquisite in detail .

[@RyanMorie]

Luis Rodriguez that’s awesome

[@nathanhornaday3114]

I am 62, still love to learn, thanks

[@RyanMorie]

Nathan Hornaday happy to have you! Thanks for the comment

[@giveitaswingoutdoorswithsm2901]

wow that tackle shop looked great !!!!! I recognised some of the big waggler floats that are also used in britain for coarse fishing ( Carp, Roach , Tench and so on )

[@raihtiup2835]

its have adventure to be inspiration, success brothers

[@edbranch3239]

Great video! Thank you for your service!

[@RyanMorie]

Ed Branch thank you for your kind words! 🇺🇸

[@Tom-rj2ei]

I really enjoyed this ! Thank you

[@gymrat9072]

Just watched your video new to this channel you in the military. If so thanks for your service. Much love from Canada

[@jasonharrelson83]

That is the wildest tackle shop!

[@rickhaught2684]

Good to see you Ryan! I would like to run loose in that tackle shop ! I would blow my budget for the next year...lol Enjoy your vids. They're cool!

[@RyanMorie]

Rick Haught Thanks Rick!

[@dannyksmith304]

Loved the Japanese bait shop.

[@RyanMorie]

I always spend so much time in there!

[@gulp_man1026]

Awesome love seeing there tackle products that we don't have on the US Market. I know slowpitch jigging is quite popular in Japan and also in New Zealand/Australia.

[@RyanMorie]

Gulp_Man102 definitely something I’m gonna get into

[@adfaadnin8751]

I think I had been to that tackle shop before when I was in Japan.

[@cjaaron8473]

Cool video. Brought back memories of when I was stationed at Futenma in 1996.

[@RyanMorie]

CJ Aaron glad you liked it brother 🍻🎣

[@cjaaron8473]

@@RyanMorie if you get the chance you should come to Australia and fish for barramundi .

[@Jacksterific]

I lived there from 68-72. What a difference. The island was still under American occupancy and very pristine. Dollars and driving on the right was how it was done then. And the fishing was insane. Although from the looks of your offshore trip, the fishing has not changed much at all. Beautiful mahi mahi! Loved the switch up to lures.

[@RyanMorie]

Awesome, it's so cool how many have gotten to experience the island over the past couple decades.

[@bicalijd_pierfishing9652]

I need to go there that takel shop is 🔥

[@bicalijd_pierfishing9652]

My favorite metal Jiggs 👍🏼🔥🎣

[@davidsmith4467]

Those nets you pointed out were for locals that have bought and/or have had handed down to them netting rights for a certain area. When I lived there as a civilian I would go out with a guy that had his own "sea" section and we would pull nets. Then after helping him he would take me diving for conch and we'd have a huge bbq afterwards. Absolutely loved my 11+ years there.

[@RyanMorie]

Thats too cool man. I hope I can experience something like that one day.

[@jca245]

Just found this video. I was stationed on Okinawa for 2 1/2 years from 1982 to 1984. I wonder if they had that shop there. I used to fish the sea walls with my short bass pole I brought from the states and snorkel a lot there. I wish I could go back and visit.

[@christiansoutdoorchannel621]

I used to live on camp Foster and Lester in Okinawa and now live in Hawaii and do a ton of fishing. One rig that I use out here for papio and omilu (jack trevally and bluefin trevally) is called a whipping rig and although I didn't use it there I catch fish on it here all the time and I think it would work there. It is fairly simple and just consists of a 1/2 (sometimes heavier or lighter) oz egg lead free sliding on your main line, down to a barrel swivel, then to a fairly light line leader (I usually use 10-8 lb test but some guys will use as light as 6 or even 4, although you could probably go up to 15 or 20 depending on where you are and the lure), and then lastly I usually put a small j-hook with a tiny grub or thin rubber strip also known as a zip strip to imitate a small baitfish. A video that explains this really clearly is one of Shaka Fishing's who is another KZbinr out here.

[@44studawg]

Badass video. Love experiencing other cultures

[@RyanMorie]

Stuarticus86 thank you

[@docfishingsrq]

The fish prints are called gyotaku. The fish is used as a template, painted, and then pressed onto rice paper.

[@johnlasley9384]

Looks like a great movie

[@kayakrexadventure2308]

The big triple hook you attach to a stick,and grab big fishes from boot kayak,or shore.nice video

[@tedsell1455]

looks well stocked ! unlike some tackle shops I have bin to 🙃

[@tcolio1]

Wow, cool tackle shop!!🤑

[@tony2800]

I'd love to have one of those electronic reels that would be very cool and unique

[@kpham8789]

Awesome video! Cool music.

[@CHIPPOFISHING]

I have a fishing buddy from facebook. Taka is from Hiroshima Japan, he fishes all the time. I am sure he would like to take you on his boat, he bottom fishes tidal rocks and just off shore I subscribed

[@coloradocoinhunter6475]

Cool video BRO MAN LOVE IT

[@teamflanneloutdoors5631]

Thank You for your service. I always visit local baitshops whenever I travel to new areas, it's interesting to see different locales have unique lure preferences/traditions - But that was off the hook cool. I definitely would have dropped some coin on a few Daiwa BG's spinning and Tatula baitcasters👍 Thanks for sharing.

[@LandsharkOutdoors]

Good video dude! Learned something new today !

[@andrewfishingadventure2626]

The Shimano reel that was red and have the bar is called a LBD reel which in Australia they used it for saltwater

[@Bsprecksfishing]

so cool!

[@rantailchannel6954]

7:40 "All reels are become past thing" on red sign 13:13 "Live mullet"

[@brandontaylor1960]

Man. I was stationed in Sasebo on the GreenBay from Sep17-Sep2020. Went to White Beach and Oki every couple months for deployments

[@kamevlr]

Hey are u in Okinawa because I’m very sure u are cuz that tackle shop is my local one I don’t live there but I visit every year to see family I live in the uk and I love ur content I live in Futenma so nice to see. People sharing our knowledge I’m guessing u live in the base so thank you for your service even though I am from the uk

[@ziadajam5433]

ya he said he was in Okinawa like 4 times... I'm sure u noticed later on in the vid

[@hunterterry9739]

I’m stationed here too we should plan a trip.

[@sledgehammerlion]

Those custom rods literally look like lightsabers. I half hate them and half want one lol.

[@johnbraucher1499]

The one with the reverse trigger is so you can put your finger on the line and it stops the line right where that trigger is, so your line and your finger can rest on it, and it all stops systematically for your finger. It's actually easier.

[@bicalijd_pierfishing9652]

Those are so sick jigging reels🔥🔥🔥🎣 I hope to own one of those someday

[@HeavilyArmed]

That Okuma reel at like the 10 minute mark is a centerpin (Mooching) reel. The pelleted chum is probably for carp and koi. Great video, I own a tackle shop on the east coast US and it's really cool to see how they do it in Japan.

[@DjDolHaus86]

It's not a true centrepin as it's got gearing and a drag system, it's more like a cross between a baitcaster and a centrepin that is used most commonly for ice fishing

[@RyanMorie]

Thanks Dave!

[@janestsouthside832]

ice fishing reel, pins are 4.5" to 5" in diameter

[@joshualee6765]

i bet that okuma reel is like 900+ dollars aswell i never seen one like that b4

[@jonwilliams5163]

Do you still live in Okinawa? I live in Okinawa too and recently got back into fishing. First time to one of those shops was last weekend and I was absolutely overwhelmed in there lol they got some great stuff though.

[@mattsloan32]

Looked just like a Florida lizard fish. Great video. I think they are good eats when they get some size to them.

[@pinkypete6079]

those bags on the shelf are called ground bait, its used for freshwater fishing manly for things like carp tench bream etc

[@jimcatx3090]

Awesome video

[@RyanMorie]

Thanks my friend! 🤙🏼🎣

[@matthewslatter8791]

Nice vid!

[@CBreezyFishing]

My house was actually right next to that fishing store the white one 😂😂

[@TheTylerwoodruff21]

Calvin Banks do they have a website?

[@CBreezyFishing]

Tyler Woodruff idk if they do

[@jokernewborn5938]

@@CBreezyFishing hero can u can go and ask a fishermen will appreciate

[@cocorkiller2322]

Imma swing in

[@kennethwood713]

Calvin Banks wow I live in the house on the other side

[@comfortablynumb9342]

Of all the fish you could have caught a lizard fish is probably the last thing I would have predicted. I learned something. Cool. Glad I subbed. I think the sticks you looked at are for catching small gobies like they do in Tokyo. The fish are as big as the lizard fish you caught and live in canals. Tiny. Edit, Joey Antoneli has at least one video about fish print painting. It doesn't look difficult. If you haven't collaborated with him you might want to try, he catches fish for real.

[@Shipwreckruns]

Awesome. My ship just got in to White Beach, plan to do some fishing. Great vid

[@bassassin95]

All those bags of dry bait is mixed with the small shrimp and a bit of sea water to exact measurements and chucked out with those bait scoops for chinu a type of bream . very big in Japan .

[@XxKitchenNinjaxX]

came here for geeking out on tackle but was even more stoked checking out the altezza gita that you're driving. maybe do a video on your car. i got the same car but the 2j version. japan got the 3sgte while we got the 2jzge(non turbo supra engine) here in the states.

[@LakeVermilionDreams]

The reel that looked like a fly is similar to the ice fishing reels. You don't need much when you're stuck vertical jigging, only need a spool to collect line! Not sure if there's many opportunities for ice fishing in Japan, or what else they'd be used for! Just sharing my two cents!

[@youdotoo3]

I love daiwa rods and reels.

[@johnkarraker4705]

Repping the Landshark Fishing shirt!

[@JelsmaOutdoors]

The anti reverse spinning reel is for live bait and the second one is a mooching reel which is also used for live bait fishing

[@RyanMorie]

Jelsma Outdoors cool! Good info 🤙🏼🎣

[@vaseidiot]

Those fluro orange/yellow bobbers are for iso fishing same for the scoops the long ones are for carp? you should ask about aji/horse mackarel fishing it is real fun light game fishing

[@dokapin100]

Lures and fishing tackle are sold at DAISO in Japan. JPY100 (+ TAX JPY10) / PC.

[@mrwjobs1972ify]

OMG. 1st time I came across ur channel n WOW. Like really brother.. If I didn't know better I'd bet money u were PERIC'S older brother.. Has n e one ever said that to u.. When I first turned ur video on my sound was off n my brightness was way dark. I was like dam peric started a new channel.. No joke that exactly what i said to myself.. Whatever thou... I liked the tackle shop..Thanks for sharing.. Thumbs up.. I just subscribed also...👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🍺

[@RyanMorie]

michael walker haha, welcome aboard my friend 🍻 never had anyone else say that but I welcome a comparison with some as successful as him. Tight lines my friend 🎣

[@tedmattingly7564]

I was on mainland Japan at Camp Zama for 3 years and loved it. Used to go fishing whenever I could and one of my Japanese workers had a brother that would take us deep sea fishing too. I miss it there

[@dougc.3497]

I was at Zama a few years ago. Nice area. I loved Japan. Hope to go back someday.

[@lucabrazzi-vlog]

Just subbed Cool video Love Daiwa That place looked cool and even a little overwhelming lol

[@samuraidog50]

I love Okinawa! It's my favorite place on earth! Is that shop in Naha? Or another town?

[@gewglesux]

Better stocked than any Shop i've seen in the states..Might be more than TW.

[@rockytoptwizzy4226]

Killing great content!! Just subbed!

[@RyanMorie]

Zach Davenport happy to have ya! 🤙🏼🍻🎣

[@Johnsmithabcde]

Hi Ryan What would a shimano stella 18000 have costed at the shop?

[@seanveritas552]

Hello I'm Sean I was wondering what is the rod and reel that you have set up and the bait you were using when you caught the lizard fish

[@mikebledsoe2315]

*Awesome video, nice content, just subbed JunoRyan 🎣🐟🐠🐬🐳🐋*

[@RyanMorie]

Happy to have you Mike!

[@joer9150]

When you picked up that Solar powered reel it struck me odd but it took me a minute to realize what was bothering me. All the words on the top that you showed us were in English! LMAO. And, is "Saltiga" a Japanese word? Interesting. Thanks for the tour.

[@RyanMorie]

jOe R it’s strange but so much of the text on signs, advertisements, and venue names are in English. Shows that western influence has definitely had an impact on marketing

[@Pads_to_groves]

You should try to throw snook lures and see what you catch

[@Rygoat]

It's kind of cool seeing some of the similarities between some Australian stuff and this place, though obviously this place is to the extreme! Where I am there's lots of people going for squid and i think cuttlefish, also I've noticed the people going for freshwater bream are really getting into the Japanese light stuff... But man I wish I could go check out their telescopic stuff that range was insane! I guess it's because like you said they have a lot of small houses and are really into their "Kei" cars. Plus with so many people into fishing and not much freshwater going such small gear makes any catch a battle