Suzuki Misuzu is 24 years old and a reporter for the Evening Newspaper Japan. She graduated from a famous university and is a career woman who speaks five languages. However, when a politician touches her buttocks during a surprise interview, she punches him and is transferred from the Political Department to the 9th Editorial Department. In a room as messy as a trash can and smelling of fish, Misuzu frowns at the members of the club who are obsessed with mahjong, but when she actually gets to the interview site, she is confused by the lively atmosphere of the members, but she tries fishing on a boat for the first time.... Misuzu is so absorbed in fishing that the members call her "Odeko," expecting that she won't catch a single fish. This is a woman's fishing romance with all its joys and sorrows, as Odeko puts her journalistic spirit on the line as she runs around fishing and reporting!

A girl challenges professional fly fisher Atsushi Kitayama, who has been catching char one after another in mountain streams. The girl's name is Iwana Ayuhara. Pro Kitayama is angry at Iwana's provocative attitude and decides to accept the challenge! The rules are to compete to see who can catch the most in one hour, and the winner gets to use the fly from the loser. Iwana is not only good at fishing, but also has a good fishing technique, catching char one after another, but Pro Kitayama, who is also known as the "Dry Fly Magician," has a sure-fire technique for catching fish: "ultra-fast casting"! This is a full-fledged fly fishing comic that depicts Iwana's travels in search of his grandfather, Keiichiro Ayuhara, a legendary fly fisherman who was called the "father of Japanese fly fishing" and won consecutive fly fishing competitions overseas, and his fishing showdowns with fishing masters from all over the country!

Even so, the man tried to remain kind. Kanichirou Yanagi, a 19 year old judo athelte, heads to Tokyo with his father’s dying wish: “Defeat the Kodokan Judo doujo” etched in his heart. The streets of Meiji-era Tokyo, reeling from the wave of modernization and western influences. The wanderings of youth. Injustice and absurdity, contradictions and desire, who can truly understand what lies in a man’s heart?