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05THE PHOTO CLUB

Life, with a little squid.

Our catches, the Yamaguchi coast, squid life and the table. A club reference album, with photographers and locations credited.

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Club reference album

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Bigfin reef squid caught from a breakwater in Yamaguchi, May 2023. Location kept private. — A 1.6 kg spring squid. © Childダディ / YAMAGUCHI FISHING JOURNAL

A large cuttlefish (mongō-ika) caught in Yamaguchi, May 2023. The scale reads 2.18 kg. — A cuttlefish over 2 kg. © Childダディ / YAMAGUCHI FISHING JOURNAL

A spring catch of golden cuttlefish, April 2022. — A spring day for cuttlefish. © Childダディ / YAMAGUCHI FISHING JOURNAL

Spear squid from a winter night session, February 2022. — Winter nights under the lamp. © Childダディ / YAMAGUCHI FISHING JOURNAL

A still from one of our fishing vlogs: morning on the Yamaguchi coast. — A quiet sea at first light. © Childダディ / YAMAGUCHI FISHING JOURNAL

The lamp for winter spear-squid fishing, from one of our vlogs. — The lamp that brings squid in. © Childダディ / YAMAGUCHI FISHING JOURNAL

Coast near Motonosumi Shrine, Nagato, Yamaguchi. Photographed in October 2023. — Motonosumi, shaped by the sea. Photo: Zairon ・ CC BY 4.0

The coast of Tsunoshima, Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi. This image does not indicate fishing access. — A blue worth coming back for. Photo: ウランボルグ・ CC BY-SA 3.0

Cobalt Blue Beach, Tsunoshima, Yamaguchi. — Some days are just for the sea. Photo: Project Kei (Keita.Honda) ・ CC BY-SA 4.0

Bigfin reef squid photographed in East Timor; not a Yamaguchi catch. — A meeting beneath the surface. Photo: Nick Hobgood ・ CC BY-SA 3.0

Japanese spineless cuttlefish on display at Tokyo Sea Life Park. — A secret gland at the tail. Photo: Totti ・ CC BY-SA 4.0

Japanese flying squid from Hokkaido. — The familiar squid that travels. Photo: Almandine（白背景版：Chiswick Chap）・ CC BY-SA 3.0

Diamondback squid recorded on the shore of Kahoolawe, Hawaii. — A diamond-shaped wanderer. Photo: Forest and Kim Starr ・ CC BY 3.0 US

Firefly squid photographed in Toyama. — A small squid, a big mystery. Photo: kamataryo / iNaturalist ・ CC0

A giant squid specimen, recorded by Auckland War Memorial Museum. — A giant mystery from the deep. Photo: Auckland War Memorial Museum ・ CC BY 4.0

Humboldt squid at about 250 m, Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuary, California, 2005. — A hunter at 250 meters. Photo: Rick Starr / NOAA CBNMS ・ Public domain

Market squid changing its colors to blend into the sand. — Blending into the sand. Photo: Minette from Seattle, Washington ・ CC BY 2.0

Grilled squid: a serving example, not a photo of our recipe or a Yamaguchi restaurant. — Good things come off the grill. Photo: Ocdp ・ CC0

Boiled firefly squid with mustard-vinegar miso; a serving example. — A taste of spring on a small plate. Photo: Lombroso ・ CC BY-SA 3.0

Firefly squid dishes photographed in Toyama, including marinated, dried and fermented preparations. — Travel through squid food culture. Photo: Araisyohei / ARAI Syohei ・ CC BY 4.0