Date: 21-02-2018 Time: 1000hrs to 1600hrs Rod: Penn Slammer 10.6ft Reel: Daiwa Saltist 40 Line: 30lbs braided with 50lbs mono leader Rig: Cable car Bait: Live herring
Ya…another day of fishing. Morning is up tide and it full around 1422hrs. But the fish just don’t bite. Bait fish is plenty so very easy to get. only is no action at all beside keep changing bait.
It was only when the tide turn down that I caught my first gar fish today. Then within five minute, the same set of tackle and rig got my second gar fish.
Rod: Sasuga SG126 Reel: Shimano Torium 20 Line: 30lbs braided with 50lbs mono leader Rig: Cable car Bait: Live herring
After I landed the second Gar, I transfer the cable car rig to this rod. About half n hour later, the reel alarm goes off. I strike and a queen fish is seen jumping up on the water surface. Wind back and it was foul hook on the fish stomach…haha..
So it mean all three fishes are caught by the same cable car rig.
Shoreangler 
Hi Mr Shoreangler,
I m Jamal Shah, i have been fishing and reading your blog and i m just wondering about the hook sizes that you are using, can you share with me what are the hook sizes that you are using?and does the hook sizes that you are using it fits any species of biggies? Thank you Mr Shoreangler.
Sincerely
Jamal Shah
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Hi Jamal,
Thanks for visiting my site. As I am using small fish as bait most of the time, I am using size 3/0 to 5/0 stainless steel hook. This is for targeting big fish on bottom feeder. I use size 2 or 3 live bait hook for my cable car rig on surface predator. For our local water, size 3/0 is good enough to land any biggie here. Hope I had answer your query. Tight line.
Shoreangler.
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