We were lucky to get out from the intense afternoon thunderstorm but it was a tough day out fishing for peacock bass with Bob and Revo. Fortunately, Bob managed a nice peacock bass estimated at around 50cm (20 inches) in length early in the morning. The peacock bass could be in the pre-spawn stage and if […]
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I’m still having fun with the HTC Re. There are a few choices when selecting how you want the shots to turn out. To change the settings, connect the camera to the smartphone app. Once connected, click the menu bar located on the top left corner. The Photo Resolution settings available are High (16 MP,
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This is a continuation of the earlier report from the trip with Dan and friends. You can read it here if you missed that. MORE ACTION Colleen and Dan both caught more sailfish on day 2 and Colleen battled her fish under the rain. That fish created havoc, too when the Stren line got around
April, or early season fishing for sailfish can often be unpredictable. On a positive note, the sailfish we find during this period are often not spooky and very aggressive. TRIPLE HOOKUP OF SAILFISH One moment everyone’s catching smallish fish. Then, Dan asks if there’s a crank bait he can cast so I tie him a
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Getting connected to the internet in the Maldives is a breeze these days. I notice things have been improving since 2013 and in 2015 it is continuous connection all the time even while we are on the mother boat hopping from one island to another and one atoll to the next atoll. Even when crossing
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Giant trevally (GT) is a popular target species in the Maldives. And they can get pretty big too although the common sizes caught are those between 10kg to 20kg (20-44 pounds). There are three ways to fish for them. Fly fishing, jigging and casting. Fly fishing for giant trevally Fly fishing for GT is certainly
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