We’ve only made some striped snakehead fishing compilation videos thus far, don’t know what kept us from making more of other fishing that we do. Am glad we finally have this one and it shows quickly snippets of what we’ve been up to. Check it out and let me know what you think.
Sport Fishing Asia Compilation Video 1 Read More »
Freshly caught squid are yummy and they make excellent bait, both live and cut bait for bottom dwellers. If you intend to keep the squid in the cooler, it is best to gut them or everything else in your cooler box may end up soaked in black ink. Related: How to catch squid Gutting and
The first few March season-opener trips started off with a bang and looked promising. Things then got tougher although expected around the May-June period, sailfish-fishing wise. But it was still tougher than usual. Action normally starts to pickup pace in July. Not quite this year though. The catches were there – just not in numbers
2016 Season So Far: Not Easy Read More »
Ahhh… taking fish out of the water for photographs – always a contentious topics amongst many expert anglers. We prefer to keep most fish in the water, especially billfish. You should, too. Keep them wet. Makes for healthier release, more sporting photos and fish usually display stunning natural colours that way. Taking fish out of
Juvenile black marlin can be caught in Kuala Rompin. They are fairly common although sailfish outnumber them by a huge margin so chances are you’ll have a sailfish at the end of your line. Bigger blacks are often a handful on lighter gear meant for sailfish and not surprisingly, many are lost after a lengthy
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This is a trip report fishing with Stephen Darcy where he fished solo with us and caught all the fish! We’re looking forward to Steve’s return in slightly less than two months with his mates this time. There will be two boats and we should be having a lot of fun. Come fish with us
Fantastic days on the water with Steve Darcy Read More »
