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The long await for a bite effect
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Hey there guys...tym for my updates on my fishing trip to anduki hehe...i left from my place at 11.30AM and arrived at lumut around 12.30 hehe speed demon biasa lah...nways stopped by at my gf's place skjap for some drinks...den at 1pm mkn sushi d excapade sna sory to wet ur taste buds guys hehe....den after sushi we went back to my gf's place rest for a while then at 4 pm went off to anduki along with gf's sisters...at first i was dropped off at anduki wyl my gf bjln kjap...den d casting begins..at first no luck with my 30lb braid..so i decided to change it to my 12lb line...still no luck...after 1hr plus i met up with my gf rupaya smpai sdh drang anduki hehe...den wyl they were resting i kept casting untill...something bit my lure...there's no mistaken it...its a FISH!! after about 10mins of fighting finally i managed to land the 1kilo mangrove jack...sory bout d pic quality guys bt to estimate it its about the size of my 2 hands (not arms hehe)....after the fishing trip its tym to go home...well at least not empty handed hehe...to my dear salir n mirul...dun give up hehe;P
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lst Friday night went on another fishing trip tym mlm...its been a while fishing tym mlm ani...since lst month was very hard to find umpan udang and was raining every nyt ehe..
went to Sg Bunga with Mirul and Faiz(one of the pumpungman crew) ehe...Aizat and P3 was suppose to join us..but they couldn't make it...so the 3 of us just continued with the trip..after picking up Mirul and Faiz at around 9.30..we set off to Pusat Kesenian at BSB to buy the umpan...
i was a bit worried sal takut nda ampit udang...but luck was on our side...sal maseh ada udang ehe...after that..jln k Sg Bunga trus..and we reached there at about 10.30 i tink...there were some people there also...they were there since ptg dh ehe...
withput any delay...set up our rods and mlabuh trus our rod at some spot there...we stayed smpai abis our udang...it was about 2am...we didnt caugh anything that nyt...was realy dissapointed bout that..but hope our next fishing trip will be a success ehe...
our equipment and drinks ehe
kesian orng atu..tdor dh ya ehe...
got nothing to do...so made ourself busy with eating peanuts hehe
udang hyper aktif "salir" haha :P~
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last Wednesday...we went on another fishing trip to Pengkalan Si Babau in Mentiri...went there around 4+...after my class picked up Mirul and Aizat...jln trus to the fishing spot...
upon arrival...we started casting without any delay...we didnt caught anything there tho...was a real dissapointment...the end result was me getting wet after trying to save my lure hehe...i was wearing slipar...so kasut c Mirul kana antam by me...hehe...ur kasut was a life saver Mir hehe...
Aizat tried out his new rod and also his bait caster reel...but he hasn't got the hang of it...only the line got tangled up on the reel...keke...keep working on it Zat...sure you'll get the hang of it...
Aizat in action with his new equipment
trying to save my lure...hehe
the fishing spot at Pengkalan Si Babau
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The Lates calcarifer, otherwise known as the great Barramundi or its other names, the Giant Perch is one of the native saltwater fishes that are found in Brunei waters, as us Bruneians would call it, Selungsong. They feed mainly upon smaller fishes, molluscs, small crustaceans and even aquatic insects. They can grow up to 2 metres in length and an estimation of 60kg in weight. They have pale a grey-green look with its large scales shimmer having that copper-like shimmer. They basicly live in river creeks or mangrove estuaries woith large catchments of slow moving continuous water with about temperatures of 20 degrees celsius. They usually prefer submerged logs, rock ledges and other structures that are in the water as their selection a their hideout or habitat. In Australia, the Lates calcarifer has a reputation as being the finest eating fish, with various types of dishes usually with prices to match the type of dish they are cooked into. Nevertheless, they are also well-known targets for anglers not only in Australia but also here in Brunei. They response well to lures either cast or trolled. Bright metallic gold or bronze are particularly popular lure colours for these feisty creatures . Livebaits can also be used such as the mullet, prawns and even shrimp. Usually anglers practice the sports fisherman method of catch and release but here in Brunei its quite a keeper if you get one of these, bring them home and cook them up however you want it, you'll feel that feeling of an "anglers success".



