Our crew often calls out “Tu, tu” when they spot sailfish. Which literally means “Over there” in the local Malay language. Tony unknowingly thinks sailfish is called tu tu in the local language and for four days was calling out “Tuk-tuk, tuk-tuk” whenever he spots sailfish, and the whole time our crew was wondering what […]
Tuk Tuk, Tuk Tuk! New Name For The Sailfish of Rompin. Read More »
Hi Juan, Chris, Richard and myself would like to thank you for a great trip in October, special thanks to Denis and Steve their knowledge and effort of chasing sails from Rompin was excellent and they were fun to fish with, the house was great and the local food was most enjoyable and we will
Trevor makes custom rods back in Canada, both conventional and fly rods under the brand CB Custom rods. He’s in Rompin chasing his first sailfish with good friend Howard, also from Nova Scotia, Canada – a place with a very different landscape from tropical Malaysia. Date on water: 16 and 17 October 2017 Nova Scotia
Boys from Nova Scotia – Trevor and Howard Read More »
On the water: 24 Oct 2017 Barry and Alex could only fish one day with us. And almost everything did not work in our favour. The weather too was not good and we got back soaking wet. Watch the video: Link to above Facebook video. 6 Sailfish but… To be fair, we had six sailfish
One of Those Days: One Day Fishing In Rompin Read More »
Watch and enjoy this video made by Filipe when he came fishing with us in September 2017. Thanks, Filipe!
Trip Video by Guest: Popping for GT by Filipe Dantas Read More »
Kuala Rompin 12-14 Oct 2017: If you have been following the trip report for these three friends from New Zealand, you would know about their good start on day 1, followed by a funny day with the presence of fishing’s forbidden fruit on day 2. There is no more yellow tropical fruit in the boat
No Banana Final Day – Day 3 Trip Report for Gary, Dave and Andrew Read More »
