Shirane Fish Farm

I stopped by for the first time in a long time. It's been 20 years. Today was a free day for admission. The weather is nice and the autumn leaves are beautiful. I gave up sightseeing in Nikko and stopped by, but it is a very pleasant fish garden that is vacant. I had trout grilled with salt. I can eat it without catching it, but the trout I caught was bigger. Fishing seemed to be a lot of fun for families. A long time ago, when my child was small, I used to grab trout in the summer.

It's old but well maintained, spacious and easy to stop by. It is located on a long and narrow land along a clear stream, and the large parking lot is at the back. It is difficult to understand because the reception of the fishing pond is done at the shop in front of it, but there is a parking lot for several cars right next to the shop, so if you can park there, access to the fishing pond is good. The fee for the fishing pond is 1950 yen and includes up to 800 grams of fish with a rod and bait. Ideal for enjoying good fishing with a rod around the family. All the fish you catch will take the internal organs and skewer for grilling with salt for free. There is a charge, but the fish grilled with charcoal is excellent! In addition, bait for 100 yen is also sold, so children who cannot fish can enjoy it. At the rest house in front of the large parking lot, you can eat properly although the menu is small. Personally, I like the fact that I don't use seafood or high-class foods that shouldn't be found in the mountains. I ordered Maitake Tensoba, but the noodle soup has a simple taste in a good way. It's not cheap, but the amount is large, so you can stop by just for a meal. It tends to pass through the area between Oze and Okunikko, but even under the current circumstances, it is easy to enjoy even though there are few people compared to those areas that are crowded with people. A little-known spot known to those in the know. One day, I took a walk in Oze early in the morning, enjoyed fishing at Shirane Fish Farm and grilled rainbow trout in the afternoon, checked in at an inn in Oku-Nikko in the evening, had dinner, and went to see the starry sky of Senjogahara before going to a hot spring. ... I would like to make such a trip.

Surrounded by mountains, it is spacious, quiet and has a lot of greenery, and you can enjoy fishing for rainbow trout and yamame trout and robatayaki of the fish you catch. It's really quiet when there are no groups. At the rest house, there are not only fish dishes but also regular meals, and souvenirs are also sold. Konsei Shrine and Ema-do are also famous. Calm down.

You can rent one fishing rod bait, 800 g of bucket fish from 2000 yen to 3000 yen, unlimited time until closing, you can use the rod as many as you want, it seems that there will be an additional charge if you catch more than 800 grams of fish. If the feed is gone, the additional charge for the feed is unknown. The fish you caught can be grilled with salt for 130 yen and eaten on the spot. It's exquisitely salted and delicious, but because it is aquaculture, it smells a little mud. There were also people who borrowed one rod and had fun with their families. The blood of the fish may stick to your clothes at the needle where you caught the fish, so it is recommended that you wear it clean.

On the way back to see the autumn leaves in Nikko, I was hungry, so I visited to eat grilled salt. Admission was free on the day I was fishing about 10 people. I was fishing quite big. We did not fish and ordered grilled trout for "450 yen" You can have it baked slowly over charcoal. While burning, I took a walk in the autumn leaves garden, watching fishing, watching the autumn leaves, and taking pictures. The roasted trout was fragrant on the outside and juicy on the outside and very delicious.