This is an English translation for reference. The place names on the map are in Japanese; the Japanese names are shown in brackets.

Steep drop-offs at a depth of 2–3 m are a cruising route for large rainbow trout. Try gold bead-head nymphs or streamers.
A good spot for Miyabe char from late May to early June. Search from the surface to the bottom with a slow retrieve.
A popular spot for large rainbow trout. In early June, target depths of about 3–5 m. From mid-June there are also mayfly (Ephemera) hatches.
Many large rocks along the shore make this a good spot for large Miyabe char and large rainbow trout. The view from the lakeside is beautiful.
Fish gather around this point, which has good water flow. In July, terrestrial insects fall from the bushes, and you can target large rainbow trout with cicada lures.
Offshore is a good spot for good-sized Miyabe char. Along the shore is a cruising course for large rainbow trout, with many rises.
A good spot for large rainbow trout and good-sized Miyabe char. Take your time here.
Around the drop-offs you can target good-sized cherry salmon and large rainbow trout. #8 smelt streamers and sinking minnows are effective.
Sand has built up and made it a little shallow, so you can enjoy fly fishing from the shore. The water flowing out of Lake Shinonome (東雲湖) is decreasing year by year.
This wide rocky area has room for 3–4 anglers fishing from the shore. Aim around the bottom of the drop-off.
A popular spot with a strong record for good-sized cherry salmon and large rainbow trout. Aquatic insects hatch from mid-June to early July.
Around the large sunken rocks on the drop-off there is a strong record of large Miyabe char and large rainbow trout. Your chance comes when the wind blows onto the shore.
A popular spot for good-sized Miyabe char and large rainbow trout. Take your time and search from the surface to the bottom around the point.
There is a strong record of large Miyabe char and large rainbow trout around this point. Sightseeing boats pass nearby, so watch out for their wakes.
A good spot for good-sized cherry salmon from late May to early June, and for large rainbow trout from mid-September to early October.
The 5–10 m depth range, 50–100 m off the point, is a good spot for good-sized Miyabe char.
A good spot where large rainbow trout cruise along the shore. No. 1 for fish over 60 cm.
The area around the point is a spot for large rainbow trout. In early July, cast large dry flies or cicada lures close to the shore.
Inside the cove is a spot for large rainbow trout. In the autumn Second Stage, #16–#18 terrestrials work well.
When the wind blows moderately onto the shore, fish tend to gather. Aim between the overhanging trees.
The water is always moving around the intake, so fish gather here. It is deep, so let your fly or lure sink before a slow retrieve.
Miyabe char are caught best in the middle of the lake. Search carefully for the depth where Miyabe char are, according to the water temperature.
Schools of Miyabe char often gather here. From early to mid-June, target depths of 2–5 m. As the water warms, search deeper.
A spot with a strong record for good-sized Miyabe char. Trolling slowly between Iwana Point ⑬ and Shakunage Point ⑦ improves your chance of a strike.
Schools of Miyabe char gather between Iwana Point and Aisa Point. When the water is 10–13℃ they swim at 2–5 m; above 15℃, search deeper.
Karasawa Bay is a shore-fishing-only area reached by boat transfer. A popular spot limited to one group per day (2 to 3 people).