Scientific name: Carangoides armatusLocal names: Ikan Sagai, Cermin, Rambai, Cupak, Demudok Putih Close resemblance to the Longrakered Trevally (Ulua mentalis) Description Large eyes with a small rudimentary adipose eyelid in upper corner. Pelvic fin, jugular and elongated in young. 5 dorsal rays and 5 anal rays, filamentous in young specimen, shorter in adults. Lateral line […]
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Just received this news of a big shark estimated at 200 kg (440 pounds) that was hooked and released, while boats were sailfish fishing. Sailfish are starting to come in in large numbers now, following bait schools and shadowed closely by the birds that are filling-up the sky. One boat reported 30 sailfish hooked over 2
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Like many, I’m one of those that are critical when it comes to customer service. Customer service is the lifeblood of any business. You can offer promotions and slash prices to bring in as many new customers as you want, but unless you get some of those customers to come back, your business won’t be
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Here’s a fish with an attitute! The lizardfish are found in tropical and subtropical marine waters throughout the world. Family: Synodus Lizardfish is generally a small fish, although the largest species are said to grow to about 60 cm (24 in) long. Like the snakehead that got its name from the way the head (duh!) resemble
It used to be that anglers would meet one another at fishing spots, either lakes, rivers or on boats. We’d get introduced to one another by our fishing buddies. Some also get acquainted at fishing events or club get together. But anglers can be a quirky bunch of people. Some are loners preferring to indulge
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Unfortunately, no scientific study or research have ever been carried out to find out for certain the reasons for the congregation of sailfish in Kuala Rompin, located on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. It has always been a debate if the billfish concentration, particularly in huge numbers from August to November annually could only
