Welcome to Hokkaido
Pack your bags for your new fishing vacation in the heart of Hokkaido, Japan. Welcome to Kamuibetsu National Park, available now with 19 iconic species! [previewyoutube=k10-Gp99C5E;full][/previewyoutube]An Autumnal Getaway
Explore the wilderness in Japan's northernmost major island through autumnal leaves and a chill breeze. Take in the sights and sounds as you search for the perfect fishing spot among winding creeks and rivers, beautiful lakes, and clear mountain springs.
19 Species
Home to 19 iconic species, including the feral koi, amur catfish, and northern snakehead. You can even track down an elusive new crustacean: the Japanese freshwater crab! Adjust your technique based on their habits and characteristics and feel the thrill of the fight as your skills are put to the test.
Plant Seeds for the Future
With new story missions and challenges, you'll learn about Kamuibetsu’s history and join the locals in creating a brighter tomorrow with a brand-new main storyline. Complete fishing challenges, find hidden caches and collectibles, and capture various locations on camera in the new photo mission to earn additional rewards.
Grab a friend
Did you know that you can invite a friend to your reserve DLC whether they own it or not? That means when you purchase Japan, your friends who own the base game can join you for free! https://store.steampowered.com/app/3046830/Call_of_the_Wild_The_Angler__Japan_Fishing_Reserve/New Bundle
Check out the new Reserve Bundle to grab all Angler reserves. If you already own all of the reserve DLC except Japan, buying the bundle will give you a sweet discount.2.0 Patch Notes
Let’s dive in!Fish Variations
This feature came in last week's patch, but we want to spread the word! Every single catch you get on Golden Ridge Reserve or Kamuibetsu National Park will be completely unique. It's actually unlikely for you to find any two fish that look the same. There are a few fish that have this feature on other reserves, but you'll definitely see them if you catch a Golden Ridge or Japanese fish.
