Lake Kussharo is Japan's largest caldera lake, a vast cold sweep of water in the Akan-Mashū highlands with hot springs welling through its sandy shallows. Amemasu and rainbow trout cruise its long shorelines, fished in the cold spring and autumn windows much as on neighbouring Akan — big, open, atmospheric stillwater.
Kussharo is the largest caldera lake in Japan, a broad sweep of cold water in the Akan-Mashū highlands where hot springs bubble up through the lakebed sand and steam drifts off the shallows in winter. It holds amemasu and rainbow trout along its great shorelines, fished — like its neighbour Akan — in the cold clear windows of spring and autumn.
Wading: Vast open caldera lake, wind and sudden weather — boat/shore
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- Volcanic
- Stillwater
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