無人島で自給自足する1泊2日の釣りキャンプ

Summary

In this adventure-filled video, Kamiyama embarks on a 1-night fishing and camping trip on Okinawa’s remote 柳島 (Yanagishima). With his trusty gear, he sets out to catch fish, squid, and the prized sazae (conchs) while exploring the island’s rugged beauty. Along the way, he encounters challenges like unpredictable fishing conditions and the solitude of island life. Despite the hardships, he manages to enjoy fresh seafood and reflects on his experience, offering viewers an authentic look at island fishing and camping in Okinawa’s wild, uninhabited landscapes.

Takeaways

• 😀 The host, 神山, takes viewers on a 1-night, 2-day fishing and camping trip to a remote island in Okinawa.
• 🎣 The fishing trip features bait fishing (ふかせ釣り) to attract fish during the day, followed by casting for larger fish at night.
• 🏕️ 神山 uses a new 2-meter tent for the trip but humorously struggles with its size, as it still doesn’t fit him properly.
• 🐟 He catches various types of fish including a large イラブチャ (Ilabucha), a popular Okinawan fish.
• 🦑 During the trip, 神山 also encounters other sea life like octopuses (タコ), squids (イカ), and a large sea turtle (海ガメ).
• 🍽️ Despite struggling with fishing at times, 神山 enjoys cooking and eating his catches, including イラブチャ and other seafood.
• 🌙 神山 spends some time waiting for a larger catch, with the night bringing mixed results, including a disappointing period of no bites.
• 🔄 神山 reflects humorously on the challenges of fishing, especially when the fish aren't biting, noting the quiet moments spent waiting.
• 🦑 He uses some of his catches, like the octopus, as bait for further fishing attempts, aiming to catch larger fish.
• 🍬 The vlog ends with 神山 sharing a light-hearted moment of enjoying a sweet treat—Maple Waffles—as a relaxing conclusion to his camping adventure.

Q & A

What is the primary focus of this fishing and camping trip?

The primary focus of this trip is fishing and camping on a remote island, specifically on Yanagi Island, located in Okinawa's Ise Island group. The goal is to catch fish, set up camp, and enjoy the outdoor experience.

Why did the host choose to use 'fukase fishing' (bait fishing)?

The host chose to use fukase fishing because it is effective for attracting large fish, especially at night. By using bait to attract fish during the day, the host hopes to increase the chances of catching big fish when switching to bottom fishing (live bait fishing) at night.

What challenges did the host face while setting up the tent?

The host faced a challenge with the size of the new one-touch tent. Despite buying a larger tent (2 meters in size), it was still too small for comfort, causing some frustration as the host had difficulty fitting inside.

What fish did the host catch on the first day, and how did they react?

On the first day, the host caught a large 'irabucha' (a type of fish native to Okinawa). The fish was caught successfully, and the host was pleased with the catch, commenting on its size and vibrant colors.

What is the significance of the 'irabucha' in this video?

The 'irabucha' is an iconic fish of Okinawa, known for its large size and vibrant colors. It is considered a great catch, especially on a fishing trip like this, and the host mentions its significance as a typical fish one might encounter during fishing in this region.

How did the host manage to deal with 'fugu' (pufferfish) on the trip?

The host encountered several fugu, which are known for being a nuisance while fishing. Despite their presence, the host tried to avoid them and continue fishing, as they weren’t the target species for the trip.

What was the host's experience with 'live bait fishing' (trolling with a fish)?

The host set up a live bait fishing setup with a fish caught earlier in the day. However, after waiting for some time, there was no significant catch, and the host felt that the fishing conditions were tough at that moment.

What kind of seafood did the host collect during the trip?

During the trip, the host collected a variety of seafood, including octopus, squid, sazae (turban shells), and several other types of fish like 'mejina' (blacktail), and 'egusa' (a type of venomous fish).

How did the host feel about the success of the fishing trip?

The host seemed somewhat disappointed with the overall fishing success, as they didn’t catch as many big fish as hoped. However, they enjoyed the experience and managed to catch some interesting fish, including the 'egusa,' which was a target catch.

What was the host's reaction to the food they prepared with the freshly caught seafood?

The host was excited and pleased with the seafood they prepared, particularly the octopus and sazae. They expressed how delicious the food was, with the sazae being particularly memorable for its rich flavor. The meal was a highlight of the trip.