Main photo: Rolling through the Mongolian plains in the Land Cruisers. A 500km ride of which about 400km is off-road. Can’t argue with that statement at all. Everyone should make the effort to travel. No matter how busy one is, plan early – set aside some dates and just go. Keyword, just go. I know […]
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When you picture the peacock bass, it is only natural that the Amazon rainforest jungle comes to mind. Well, the peacock bass is also commonly found in the the many ponds and lakes of Malaysia – thanks to some enterprising fish importers back in the early 1990’s. Kinta Valley – peacock bass central, Malaysia The Kinta
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Over here at Kuala Rompin, the most popular method to catch sailfish is live bait. In the peak season numbers between 20 to 30 fish per boat is not unusual. The most popular bait species are the slimy mackerel (ikan kembung), yellow tail scads (ikan selar), sardine (ikan tamban) and squid (sotong).
The backdrop you fish against in Mongolia can be absolutely breathtaking. In autumn everything turns yellow, brownish amber and the blue skies complements the clear river waters.
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A great video created by Saul who enjoyed his Rompin fishing tremendously recently. Great effort and video, man. Hope to fish with you again sometime soon. That first sailfish on fly (so, close!) is just waiting to happen!
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A pick-up and lay-down distance casting competition was held during the International Fly Fishing Festival in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Competitors have three chances to pick-up the line and make a single cast. The first cast starting with one rod length of overhang line. In this video we see Yusaku Tsutsui, owner of Drag Free Fly
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