Actor Ji Chang-wook will embark on his first fishing challenge on 'Urban Fishermen'.

On the 91st episode of Channel A's entertainment program 'Follow Me Only, Urban Fishermen' (hereinafter referred to as 'Urban Fishermen'),

Ji Chang-wook will be seen heading out for a large halibut fishing trip in the waters near Incheon with Lee Deok-hwa, Lee Kyung-kyu, and Jo Jae-yoon.

'Fishing novice' Ji Chang-wook sets out on his first voyage with a bundle of worries.

In contrast, Lee Kyung-kyu, who caught an 8kg halibut in the same spot last year, is more confident than ever.

Lee Deok-hwa, who has always maintained a calm state of mind, also expressed his special determination, saying, "Today, I want to catch one and show it to Chang-wook," foreshadowing a close competition.  

Perhaps it was the shared earnestness, but the first bite surprisingly came to the rod of the beginner, Ji Chang-wook.

As Ji Chang-wook's fishing rod shook, the scene buzzed, and the captain remarked, "It looks like this person is going to cause an accident today," amplifying the anticipation.

Not only did he get the first bite, but Ji Chang-wook also focused on fishing with a bright attitude, undeterred by the 13-hour fishing session.

Lee Kyung-kyu praised him to Lee Deok-hwa, saying, "As expected, he's like your son," according to behind-the-scenes stories.

 Furthermore, Ji Chang-wook is said to have boasted his cooking and singing skills on this day, receiving immense affection from his seniors, which has raised expectations.

He even practiced cooking for dinner and showcased his singing abilities, proven by his numerous musical performances, warming the night sea of Incheon.

Can 'rookie fisherman' Ji Chang-wook surpass his seniors? The scene, filled with a fervent desire for an 8kg halibut,

will be revealed on Channel A's 'Follow Me Only, Urban Fishermen' airing this Thursday at 11 PM on the 30th.  

These are English translations of articles from our GTTOUR Japanese website.