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The Fish
The next night after our dry break at Serasa, we decided to have a night out fishing again. The second time over a long period of not having it. The crew for that night's heist at Sg. Bunga was Aizo and myself, with Salir left out of the roster with other personal activities to do. Eventually, Zulfadli, Nazirul and their friend, only known as 'Bajau' came along and added the depth to our crew. Me and Aizo set off about 9ish to get some live prawns for bait. Then we met the rest of the crew at Sg. Bunga.....the weather was fine and the tide was ok, it was a really good night for fishing. We started to cast our lines with hopes of hooking a fish.....Salir did come by to check up on us at some point being there. The long await resulted to no avail at all. None of us caught any fish there so someone suggested us to move our fishing spot. Aizo suggested Serasa beach might be the ideal place to get some bites. So about 12am we packed up and took off to Serasa. We arrived at Serasa about 1230+ and we immedietly deployed our lines with the live baits. Hehe....That's what you call fishing spirit I guess.....we sat down chattin with each other and enjoyed the sea breeze and the great ambience of the beach while waiting for any bites from any fish or watever creature we can scrape from the sea....I actually enjoy fishing at night at serasa since it was our first time doing so at night despite the dark conditions or maybe its just because i love and enjoy being at the beach with its breeze so refreshing. Nways, back to fishing (Damn Mir you n your moments), we got a lot of fish bites here luckily this time haha....but the hard part was trying to land the fish as the waters nearby was filled with rocks where the fish might get lodged up in between them and out lines get tangled up and get stuck on them. Aizo and I brought our castig rods along so we also plunged our lures in the water hoping to get bites from them too. We lost most of our sinkers there and not to mention the fish too.I lost my lure to the open water after my 12lb line snapped mysteriously. Unfortunately, we had a low stock of fishing supplies which unabled some of us to continue on. Despite supply shortage, the trip was considered succesful with aizat getting that fish,a Tambak or Bebarahan, well ntah ah... I dunno which to call it anyway...anyone can help me? We finally wrapped up and ended the night out at about 3am. It was indeed enjoying and I'm hoping for another night out at Serasa....
ps : guys we really need to resupply
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