Why are we showing a picture of the rear-end of a frog? The ass of this soft plastic is where most of the problems occur. That’s why. First, a small admission. I do not like frogs (the real ones that croaks and hops). They’re mostly ugly and slimy and my dog died when it bit […]
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The only way to promote sustainable fishing in the wild is to practice catch and release. No matter how good the fish tastes. No matter what the mirror on the wall tells you. Even when eating a particular type of fish makes your skin smoother, turn your skin fairer, increases your libido and what not.
Striped Snakehead (Haruan) Catch and Release Video Collection I (updated video) Read More »
Some readers may remember my earlier encounter at this fishing hole. It left me in not only a dazed state but also bewildered. Return visits periodically over the past months did not yield anything spectacular and I would not have been surprised if those who knew began thinking it was just another fisherman’s tale. I
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ONE FACTOR that makes an angler enjoy the sport of fishing has to be the unpredictable nature of it. And that makes it a challenging task of sorts. Fishing is unlike many other sports such as golf or bowling, for example. I’m not saying golf and bowling are easy, I know they are not as
Striped Snakehead (Haruan) Feeding frenzy Read More »
Regular readers may have noticed one of my earlier tweets about us being humbled by the fishes in a newly discovered fishing spot. Here’s the story. A Delightful Discovery – Pond Full of Toman On one of our weekend fishing trips we stumbled upon a pond located in Rawang with clear water fringed by vibrant
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LURE FISHING for Striped Snakehead (haruan, c. striata) can be very addictive. Not to mention challenging and frustrating at times. Compared to fishing for its big brother the Toman (Giant Snakehead), Haruan fishing is almost finesse. Wild caught Striped Snakehead (Haruan) of this size (60 cm) is sadly getting very uncommon Over the past one
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