We intended to put the prototype PENN Clash reel to the test and tested it we did! The PENN Clash reel saw plenty of action against various fish species and the sailfish in particular, gave it a good workout. We fished (on purpose) the Clash reel alongside the PENN Conflict and Battle II so that […]
New PENN Clash reel tested against sailfish [video] Read More »
Here is a quick update in Kuala Rompin. The town is starting to be all abuzz with the arrival of anglers from all around the world here to have a good time fishing and everything else this small coastal town has to offer. These are the months when you see many boats leaving the dock
Peak season in Kuala Rompin is here and so are all the fishes and fishers Read More »
The abundant sailfish are obviously the main draw in Kuala Rompin but there are other game fish to catch too that can stretch those muscles of yours. We were moving to another spot while on a sailfish trip recently with our three guests, retirees Paul, Norm and Les when we came upon this shoal of
Big cobia not just sailfish in Rompin [video] Read More »
Was fishing the past couple of days with three fun retirees, Paul from Seattle, USA with Norm and Les both from Perth Australia. Paul hooked up a nice yellow-spotted trevally which is locally known as demudok, also known as gold-spotted trevally. Editor’s note: For a long time, we identified this fish as a huge orange-spotted
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Another day, another bonefish turns up in Kuala Rompin. The prospect of being able to catch bonefish in Malaysia is so alluring, it is especially enticing to us fly-fishers. But it comes as no surprise, bonefish is a tropical fish and they are around in many warm waters around the world. It is just whether we
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Coming, and Cast!… and repeat. Some words shouted out very often when fly fishing for sailfish in Kuala Rompin. Hey, we get really excited when a lit-up sailfish shows up behind the teaser. Furthermore, fly fishing for billfish is arguably one of the most exciting thing you can do on a boat, with a rod.
Coming, Coming, Coming… Cast! Cast! Cast! Read More »
