Tuk Tuk, Tuk Tuk! New Name For The Sailfish of Rompin.

The guys at the Rompin jetty

Our crew often calls out “Tu, tu” when they spot sailfish. Which literally means “Over there” in the local Malay language. Tony unknowingly thinks sailfish is called tu tu in the local language and for four days was calling out “Tuk-tuk, tuk-tuk” whenever he spots sailfish, and the whole time our crew was wondering what tuk-tuk was! Both sides only got it when JW got onboard on the last day and cleared things up. It was really quite hilarious.

There are fun people and then there are crazy fun people. This group from down under is made up of some from the latter category.

Making up the crew for the four days of fishing from 6 to 9 October 2017 are Paul, Giuseppe, Anthony, Allan, Kevin and Riccardo.

The group will be fishing from two boats and have a fun, friendly competition to see which team is most successful.

We all had a great time fishing with this crazy bunch of people that made quite a bit of noise.

The only other group that could beat them in terms of the havoc is maybe Geoff and his friends from D.F.F.C. which stands for Dumb F*** Fishing Club! No, seriously. I’m not kidding you. Lol.

Looking forward to the day’s fishing
Fish on!

Light rod big fish
Happy angler
Paul and a quick pic with his catch

Keeping fish in the water can mean nicer colours
“Yeaaahh!”

“Woohoo!”

Thumbs up for the excellent fun time
Spilsh!
Splash!
Bring it on!
Two buddies and a sailfish

Opening just nice for a picture
Black giving Tony a hand with his catch
Double hookup

Rick with a nice one
A nice one for Paul
The other half of the gang hooks up to a jumper from the other boat

Keep them in the water for stunning colours
Don’t mezz with the Don!
Paul pours some water onto Tony to cool him down
That’s a big fish
Fishing is hard work!
Dinner is a time to share stories
Cheers, mate!
Stunning colours, the photo don’t do justice to the real sight.
Looming rain clouds over Kuala Rompin
Tongue out time!

 

Big!
Alan with a small cobia
Queenfish are regularly caught here

Big burgers for a change for the crew
A collage of images with different groups during this busy week

More photos from the trip. Click on image to enlarge.

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