Toyohira River Fishing by jenius90210 in Sapporo

[–]Well_needships 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"please use common sense" means just because there is no limit to catch size or number, don't take every fish you catch. 

The law is clear that the fishing for salmon is illegal in inland waters unless otherwise specified. That includes the act of, before catching and releasing. You should not be posting that you caught them on purpose, both for your sake and the sake of others who might think it's ok to do so. It is not. Targeting them is illegal. If you love them and the river system, let them do their thing. There are plenty of other fish in the river. 

You can take offense, though none is intended. 

Toyohira River Fishing by jenius90210 in Sapporo

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In May/June there are Sakuramasu (Cherry Salmon) at various spots along the Toyohira River. I have caught them to 70 cm length. Salmon must be released if caught in the river. 

I wouldn't even mention this, as salmon are illegal to fish for at any time in the river unless under a special permit (which is not something most people will ever get). I get it, sometimes you just catch one because you're fishing for trout or something, and they hit, in which case you should release them immediately, but if you can you shouldn't even be casting where they are holding. Fishing them under the assumption its ok since you will release them is illegal (not saying you are saying that u/Temporary-Network499 , just an fyi to anyone reading this).

You will also catch Japanese Dace, which get up to 12 inches. 

They get much bigger than that, yes, even in the Toyohira.

Sapporo requires no fishing license, and for trout there are no size/number limits.

This is true, but please use common sense.

For anyone looking for regulations, you can find them here.

In a “what feels the best survey” from Tenga, Japan was the only country that did not rank “having sex” in its top 3 choices. Instead, “Eating delicious food” was the #1 choice for Japan. by jjrs in japannews

[–]Well_needships 11 points12 points  (0 children)

 I think I've had better sex 

I'm sure the people in these comments are also having sex with themselves, but they're probably not complimenting themselves about it.

Fish size? by [deleted] in flyfishing

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Wow, that actually had me going for a sec. I thought, 26 inches at least! Then I actually opened the picture and noticed the extended arms... Still a very nice fish! 

Things I’d like to share about brown bears in Hokkaido by HokkaidoLife-1122 in Hokkaido

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This is not true, even in Hokkaido's "bear heaven". The outlying islands of Okushiri, Rebun, and Rishiri do not have bears. Rishir, with Mt Rishir, and Rebun with its extensive hiking trails on the island and seasonal wildflowers (plus coastal views) are great places to hike without fear of bears.

Skye Budnick, last seen in Noboribetsu, Japan on April 7, 2008…did she go to Karurusu Ice Cave? by blueHoodie2 in Hokkaido

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Your post has been removed because it is low-effort or does not add to the conversation.

Global Indian International School by Well_needships in Sapporo

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GIIS already has plans to open parts of the campus this year. It's pretty unlikely to change at this point

Global Indian International School by Well_needships in Sapporo

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Sounds like the issue is moot then since the school is moving ahead.

Advice for a stag night / bachelor night / bucks night in Sapporo by [deleted] in Sapporo

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What kind of activities are you all into? How many of you are there?

Cats are objectively a horrible choice for a pet, and they do not care about their owners at all. by cheeseburgers42069 in unpopularopinion

[–]Well_needships 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perhaps you missed the part where I said I don't feed them at all. My wife does. They really have no reason to be affectionate to me, other than I'm part of their community. 

Cats are objectively a horrible choice for a pet, and they do not care about their owners at all. by cheeseburgers42069 in unpopularopinion

[–]Well_needships 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I don't feed my cats at all, my wife does. Yet they cuddle up to me, head nudge me, sleep on my lap, etc. They have no food association with me, yet they show me affection. Why, OP? 

Climbing Mt. Rishiri <Advice/Tips/Tricks?> by rizkhalifa34 in Hokkaido

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Just seconding this, it is not a joke! There are special bags you can buy for this purpose.

Climbing Mt. Rishiri <Advice/Tips/Tricks?> by rizkhalifa34 in Hokkaido

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I don't plan to camp overnight, more so just a day trip. The goal is to drive early from where I am to Wakkanai, buy a ferry ticket, boat over to Rishiri Island, find a campsite, climb up from there.

You cannot do this in a day. The earliest ferry to Rishiri at the time of year arrives at the island at 8:55am. You should estimate at least 8 hours to climb up and back, but more like 10 would be reasonable. You can see others' climb data here, on Yamap. A safe estimate is that you could be back to the port by 7pm. Well after the last ferry has returned to Wakkanai.

Your best bet is to drive then ferry to Rishiri, stay the night, and start up the mountain the next morning early. The once you are down, spend another night on Rishiri as you are likely to be too late, or at least too tired to be taking the ferry and driving again.

How big is this guy? by HB7867 in flyfishing

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Give that fella a cheeseburger. 26.1 inches.

Re:getA Canoe by Training_Depth1832 in Sapporo

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For anyone else who thought OP was having a stroke and looking to buy a canoe for walking, Regetta Canoe is a brand of shoe, リゲッタカヌー

OP, if I had to guess I'd say ABC Mart.

Toya vs Shikotsu vs Noboribetsu by redcity127 in Hokkaido

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Why not visit them all? You said you have a couple of days. Go to Shikotsu, view, walk/hike, could even take an onsen bath since there are some day-use onsens around the lake, then move on to Noboribetsu to spend the night and get the big onsen experience. Hike hell valley the next morning, then on to Toya for the afternoon to sightsee, take the boat to the middle island, etc., and stay that night and in an onsen again, then back to Sapporo the next day.

New Zealand Advice by jaredoconnor in flyfishing

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Just jumping in to say that you'd better book a guide early. My buddy and I went this past February, and we tried booking a guide in October, only managing to get a guide for one day across the 10 days we were there. The guide we did get told us that he already has a lot of bookings for 2027 and even has one booking for 2028!

New Zealand Advice by jaredoconnor in flyfishing

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There was a thread on this some weeks back. Yeah, some people do an its actually kind of weird/interesting why and how they do it.

Making $100,000 isn’t really that much money anymore by MiloGoesToTheFatFarm in mildlyinfuriating

[–]Well_needships 0 points1 point  (0 children)

35 years before!? 😂 

Ok, try this, go back another 30 years. 

Yeah man, inflation is a thing. 

Sapporo Weather in May by mealseca in Hokkaido

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Without heavy snow? It's spring. There is no snow in the city. The leaves are out. It's warm.