Main photo: Andrew Dover A juvenile sailfish at just six months old may weigh 3kg and be 140cm long (6 pounds and be 4.5 feet) and can potentially grow to record sizes weighing upwards of 58kg (128 pounds) in the Atlantic or 100kg (220 pounds) in the Pacific. Imagine is tiny fish grow to more […]
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Here’s the edited video of Jamie and Michael’s sailfish double header in Kuala Rompin. You can read the post and view more photos in this post. Gallery
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
Spotted these slimy wriggly creatures again at Kuala Rompin. Yes, this is not the first time we’ve seen them. Usually spot them towards the last quarter of the year, floating in-shore by the thousands making the seas patches of light brown, and covered in slime. They look like baby eels but we really have no
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How do I describe the 2014 season so far… erratic is perhaps the word. One notable difference this season are the huge numbers of smaller sized sailfish landed in the month of October. The big ones are about although they do tend to stick together with similar sized ones. If you start catching small sailfish,
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First of all, check out this photo sequence of a spectacular tail-walk I managed to get on film…errr…on camera. I think it captures the essence of what makes sailfish fishing so endearing – the speed and acrobatic displays by a beautiful fish. Do you agree? We have been quite busy and are halfway through the
Mid-Peak Season Update from Kuala Rompin Read More »
