Block B's Jaehyo played an ace in fishing.

Jaehyo appeared on JTBC's "Idol Fishing Camp" (directed by Chun Hee-seung, produced by Green Fish Media, In-yeon Entertainment, and Korean Fishing Broadcasting), which first aired yesterday (18th).

Not long after his appearance, Jae-hyo raised expectations by explaining like a veteran fisherman representing the entertainment industry. Jae-hyo, who caught the second-stage tuna in less than two minutes in a virtual phishing machine, began an eating show of rockfish tangsuyuk, designed to eliminate the awkwardness among members of the phishing camp while picking out rough breathing.

Jae-hyo and the members who visited Jeju Island in advance to participate in their first fishing competition. Amid strong rain and wind and an unusual atmosphere, Tony was elected as the first leader with Jae-hyo's opinion, and he managed to decide on a slogan that was hard to bear the cringe.

Jae-hyo, who attracted attention by laying out various fish sizes and other expertise to match his eight-year-long fishing career, first challenged the mission of defending and catching Bushiri through jigging fishing after riding a boat at Kimnyeong Port.

Jae-hyo, who was furious when his coach told him that his career was useless in zigging fishing, refuted it like a rapid-fire rap, and surprised everyone by feeling the bite as soon as he caught the fishing rod. Jae-hyo, who finally caught an 80-centimeter Bushiri after a hard fight, was even told "Are you a prodigy?" by Tony, and could not hide his mouth-to-mouth, proving that he was a "fishing ace" rather than a sloppy career.

Starting in Korea, "Idol Fishing Camp" is an entertainment program featuring unusual training courses and fishing growth stories of idols to participate in world fishing competitions, and will bring together beginners to masters, including Jaehyo, Tony An, Lee Jin-ho, Han Seung-yeon, Dawon and Yeon-woo, to present touching and fun through fishing.

Meanwhile, the new JTBC entertainment show "Idol Phishing Camp," starring Jaehyo, airs every Thursday at 6:25 p.m. (사진=방송캡처)