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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FLY FISHING IN ROYAL BELUM STATE PARK TEMENGGOR MALAYSIA: Things don’t always go as planned. The popper fly has a short wire trace attached and was intended for the toman (giant snakehead) but a sebarau slammed on it instead. On this very same trip, the split-tail fly I had tied on for sebarau with no
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This was from back in the month of June while fishing with Italian – Mac and American – Shane. This would be the fourth time Shane has booked to fish with us. Check out the size of this sailfish. Impressive head dimension and the size of the tail, just look at how tall the forked
I don’t know about Bob, but coming from the recent twin tragedies of the Malaysian Airline flights, namely MH370 and MH17, I am a little nervous taking another MH flight into Bangkok. Having said that, the sunset scene from the skies over Bangkok city was breathtaking and took my mind off the jitters. Our flight
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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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