[THE FISHING] Young Samurais Challenge! 2026 Bassmaster Classic Part-2 / Broadcast on Saturday, May 2

The TV program "THE FISHING" will broadcast Part-2 of the 2026 Bassmaster Classic on Saturday, May 2, 2026, featuring Japanese anglers Kyoya Fujita and Yui Aoki as they take on the world's premier bass fishing tournament.
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THE FISHING: Young Samurais Challenge! 2026 Bassmaster Classic Part-2 [Program Name] "THE FISHING" [Broadcast Date & Time] Saturday, May 2, 2026, 5:30 PM - 6:00 PM TV Osaka Production / TV Tokyo Network Nationwide [Cast] Yui Aoki Kyoya Fujita [Program HP] https://www.tv-osaka.co.jp/ip4/the_fishing/ Young Samurais Challenge! 2026 Bassmaster Classic Part-2 March 13, 7:00 AM, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA. Even before dawn, a large crowd of spectators had gathered at the venue. Their gaze was fixed on dozens of boats floating on the water. © TV Osaka Each time an announcement called out a player's name, thunderous cheers erupted for each individual. The Bassmaster Classic, the world's premier bass fishing tournament with over 50 years of history! A dream festival where skilled competitors selected from across the United States aim for the pinnacle of bass fishing. © TV Osaka Two young Japanese samurais challenged this historic tournament. Kyoya Fujita, participating for the third time in this competition, has won twice in the American top category (Elite Series) and achieved the highest-ever ranking for a Japanese angler in the annual standings. He is a prominent angler not only in Japan but also in America. © TV Osaka And Yui Aoki, participating for the first time in this competition. In his second year in the US, he won his first title in the Open Series (one category below Elite), securing his ticket to the Classic. He is currently the most momentum-driven bass pro. © TV Osaka At 7:40 AM, the morning glow illuminated the water. As if on cue, the starting signal for the match rang out, and the anglers began to speed towards their spots. Aoki also headed to the location he marked during practice at top speed. © TV Osaka Upon arriving at the spot, he immediately cast his lure, and within minutes, he had a bite! Aoki instantly caught a keeper-sized bass. From there, he got on a roll, repeatedly getting hits. In just one hour, he had already caught the regulation five fish. © TV Osaka On the other hand, Fujita struggled to find his target bass. Was it due to the sudden drop in temperature in the early morning? Other anglers were also facing similar difficulties. © TV Osaka Despite the struggles of others, Aoki maintained his strong performance, catching a good-sized bass of four pounds. He finished the first day in a strong 7th place. "Considering the potential of the field, I think I'm catching good-sized fish. I'm in a position to aim for victory, so I'll do my best tomorrow," said Aoki. How far can he climb in the rankings? © TV Osaka Meanwhile, Fujita had a tough fishing day. Can he make a comeback from here? © TV Osaka The fierce battle of the 2026 Bassmaster Classic unfolds! The amazing charge of the young samurais! After three days of intense fighting, who will emerge victorious? Please look forward to it!