Saturday, 2 June 2007





When the tide is down to the lowest. I took out my float and hooked a live Ikan selideng. I let it float out to the wavebreaker's edge. Saw a lot of commotion at the spot. Maybe those groups of Ikan belanak being disturbed. I reeled in my float gently towards me when suddenly... [Sppoloppp.....Zatttt..zat]. Iam trying to subdued its run, by looking at the water to sight my main line, but i couldn't cos its dark. Thump my rod and the next thing i hear is [Spllassh]. I already knew its a Ikan siakap and its a juvenile size. Land it quickly, rebait it wt a dead small ikan pasir2. Reason is, these juvenile siakaps likes to travel in groups and i had to be fast to target the spot. Manage to land another same size siakap using the reeling in gently approach. By this time its totally quiet as the tide had hit the lowest.

My siakap. Weight in this beauty at 3kg. Belive it or not the two siakaps were released unharmed.
Although we caught no biggies this time, we were happy and contented watching those two juvenile males Ikan siakap swim away freely into the dark water. There's hope for our descendents..

Tuesday, 1 May 2007

Who Let The Dogs Out?????


Nice doggie, giving me a good fight on my light tackle...Looks like other fishes make themself scare when doggies were around...This one Yu Bodoh grabbed the kelong-sotong bait...


Looking at the head...from the top view... Siapa Bodoh....??? Shark Fin's, Anyone?? The two fishes were released after picture taking..
Is this the same doggie that ive released earlier...???? Caught one more about the same size...Maybe the water is too cold cos it rained ealier in the evening today.


The Doggie from the top view...Gave a a good fight on my Silstar Dia-Flex 7'6ft rod wt Abu 6500c3 wt/guider. Iam using a Berkley Tornament 20lb gold colour.