Freshly caught squid are yummy and they make excellent bait, both live and cut bait for bottom dwellers. If you intend to keep the squid in the cooler, it is best to gut them or everything else in your cooler box may end up soaked in black ink. Related: How to catch squid Gutting and […]
Yes, this bunch of cheerful guys brought a bunch of bananas on board the boat. Read on to find out if the trip went bananas! The urban dictionary describes a motley crew as: An odd and often mismatched assortment of people/ a group of friends or teammates who don’t seem like they’d work well together,
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It is mid-year and we are seeing squids again. June signals the arrival of squids to the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. By July they can number quite a few and it is time to whip-out those squid jigs and join in the egi fun. Freshly caught squids taste nothing like what you get from
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Over here at Kuala Rompin, the most popular method to catch sailfish is live bait. In the peak season numbers between 20 to 30 fish per boat is not unusual. The most popular bait species are the slimy mackerel (ikan kembung), yellow tail scads (ikan selar), sardine (ikan tamban) and squid (sotong).
It is always great to see a family team fishing together and sharing the adventure and new experiences. Our guest fishing with us this time is dad-son team Joakim and nine year old Albin, one of the most well-behaved nine-year old I have ever met! This is the first time Joakim and Albin is fishing
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Main photo: Looking like something out of a horror movie – squid ink squirt The squid fishing season is almost starting for Kuala Rompin and other waters off the East Coast of Malaysia. Every year, around the month of July, a lot of these delicious squid can be caught, even during the day. Commercial fishing
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