Description
The Amemasu is a colossally large rain trout, thought to hold up the world. When the Amemasu tires, devastation is left in its wake, subjecting the surrounding area to earthquakes and other natural disasters.
There is a lake in Hokkaido that is said to be home to a particularly large Amemasu, with a head like a rock and a tail that stretched to the Kushiro River. An Ainu hero, Otashitonkuru, took a harpoon to poke out the eyes of the Amemasu. The fish fought back, and desperate to hold on to the harpoon, Otashitonkuru held onto a rock, and the Amemasu pulled so hard, that the rock became the island in the middle of the lake.
Summary
Bait & Lure Preferences
Redworm, Bloodworm, Eggs, Popper, Frog, Pellets – Regular, Jerkbait, Tube, Worm, Spoon, Crankbait, Swimbait, Grub, Spinner, Spinnerbait, Shad, Pearl Barley, Corn, Wafters – White, can be used to lure and catch Amemasu in COTW the Angler.
Traits
Amemasu has the following traits:
- Easily Spooked:
Gets easily scared by human presence.
- Sun Lover:
More active after the sun rises.
- Otashitonkuru's Rock:
Tangled in the rage of a lost eye, Amemasu wrenched rocks into islands. Near scale, claw and feather, this bearer of the Earth lurks for vengeance.
Tips for catching Amemasu
What it Amemasu's preferred bait?
What is the Time of Day to catch Amemasu?
The best time for catching Amemasu is during Daytime and Nighttime.
What hook sizes are best for catching Amemasu?
It is best to use hooks of sizes 4/0, 5/0, 6/0, 7/0, and 8/0 to catch Amemasu. You may be able to catch Amemasu with hooks of smaller size, but that's not confirmed.
Where can I catch Amemasu?
In the Call of the Wild: The Angler game, Amemasu can be found and caught in the Kamuibetsu National Park.
What fish species is Amemasu?
Amemasu is a legendary fish from the White Spotted Char species.