Every now and then we have 1-day bookings either by individuals or small groups. The knowledge that there is no contingency days to fall back on in case of unfavourable weather or a slow day out on the water adds on some pressure to the pleasure of fishing. This is one of those trips in […]
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Main photo above: sailfish work of art – looks like a painting The 2015 Kuala Rompin sailfish fishing season is starting to warm-up. While there is no way of predicting how the rest of the year will shape up, thus far I’d rate it as not bad. I can even say, with bated breath, the
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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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Those who have handled a sailfish before will know that they have very rough bill and it’s best to wear a pair of glove when you need to ‘bill’ one. But what about teeth? The answer to weather adult sailfish have teeth is yes, they do have fine, file-like teeth. Not enough to do too
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Fishing allows you to create memories that you’ll have together for the rest of your lives. I’ve seen the moments created by the above sentence many times, to guests I’ve guided, to myself and the people that I fished with over the years. Andrew, Michael and Stu are three good friends from Melbourne. About six
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