“Thanks for having us. Really enjoyed our trip and were very happy with the way we were looked after.” – David McCallum On this five day Rompin fishing trip are Dave, Stuart and Steven. Their first trip to Rompin and what a time they had. One thing that stood out are the multiple hookups they […]
Forget About Single. Let’s Have Double, Triple and Quadruple Hookups! 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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(This is the unedited version of the article published in the September 2012 issue of Rod and Line magazine) Click here to watch a video of the trip. It may be easier for me to say NO to a pretty lady than to an invitation to go fishing with a bunch of blokes. “Eh, Juan
Maldives Fishing Trip Report 2012 Read More »
Finally managed to edit the seven days worth of HD footages into one action-packed 12m 30s video. I’ll probably edit some clips of action on its own so this will act as a collection of action. Let me know what you think about it.
Fishing in the Maldives Fight… Fight or Flight? Read More »
The island trevally (Carangoides orthogrammus) is a fish that closely resembles our local Demudok, Orange Spotted Trevally. I had a tough time identifying the two species earlier as both have orange spots on their bodies. It is quite common to wrongly ID the island trevally as something else as it is also known as the
My eyes were squinting. The sun was shining bright, very bright throughout the week we fished the Maldivian flats. The sun’s ray reflecting off the water’s surface and the waves make it hard to spot fish. After two days of non-stop casting and wading my muscles were beginning to ache. The pain is more noticeable
Bluefin Trevally and Fishing the Maldives Read More »
