Date: 02-05-2015     Time: 1730hrs     Rod: Century 12ft.     Reel: Shimano Torium 20      Line: 30lbs braided with mono leader     Rig: Long snood bottom feeder      Bait: Tamban

Ah Boi continue his super lucky….another first cast catch….this time a leopard ray around 8kg.

Date: 30-04-2015     Time: 6.55pm      Rod: Century 12ft      Reel: Shimano Torium 20     Line: 30lbs braided with mono leader     Rig: Long snood bottom feeder     Bait: Dead Tamban

Ah Boi caught this brown stingray this evening. He had just cast down the bait about ten minute earlier. The fish took his bait and scream his reel alarm. After some good fight, he manage to reel in the line. Ah An was there with the gaff ready. Estimate the fish is around 5-6kg.

Date: 14-02-2015     Time: 20.00      Rod: Murugen Pathfinder 7ft.     Reel: Silstar AT80 Spinning reel.     Line: 30lbs braided with 50lbs mono.     Rig: Short Snood bottom feeder      Bait: Live kambong.

As tonite high tide is early at around 8.30pm, after that the current is slow. So i decided to bring another rod to target the big barramundi below the jetty. Bait fish was very rare this afternoon. I started to jig around 4.30pm but only able to get a few. Among it was a small kambong fish. I decide to use it on a live bait cable car rig.

No taker even until 6.30pm. I decided to switch tactic. I change the position of the rod and also the rig to short snood bottom feeder. My target…the big barramundi below. Using the same live bait, I lower it down the jetty.

Around 8pm, I saw my 7ft rod rattle alittle. I decide to check, well… it turn up this flat head grab my live bait. As no more live bait and the current has die down, I call it a day.

Date: 25-01-2015     Time:0100am      Rod: Century Vectra 13.6ft      Reel: Shimano Torium 30     Line: 40lbs mono     Rig: Long snood bottom feeder     Bait: Squid

Ah An caught this Yellow tail catfish or Mayon early this morning when the tide was mid way up. The fish pull his line when the current was fast. I strike it for him before passing the rod back to him to fight. As we got other rods to wind back, I ask him to play it slowly until I get my gaff ready. I gaff it and it weigh around 5kg. Earlier he also landed a conger eel around a kg plus. Using the same bait which was still intact, he casted out again and it attracted this catfish. So it is one squid bait two fishes landed.

This angler caught this 11.5kg Shovelnose ray last nite 30-10-2014 around 9pm with his spinning tackle. His friend come and ask me for help as they don’t have any gaff to land it. I aslo weigh it for them.

Caught this palm size fingermark snapper last night. It took a whole fresh tamban on a long snood bottom feeder rig.

Date: 02-07-2014    Time: 11.50pm     Rod: Century Grand Prix 13ft      Reel: Daiwa Saltist 50     Line: 30lbs  mono     Rig: Long snood bottom feeder     Bait: Dead Tamban

Date: 02-07-2014     Time: 0010hrs      Rod; Century 12ft      Reel: Shimano Torium 20      Line; 30lbs braided with 50lbs leader     Rig: Long snood bottom leader     Bait: Night herring

Ah boi landed this 4.7kg queen fish in the early hour….Water had almost full and the current is turning…It was suppose to be our last cast. The fish took his bait and run…causing a long screech on the reel alarm. He manage to strike hard while the fish is running…After some struggle…he surface it up. I gaff it. Another night queenie added to his trophy.

Date: 28-06-2014

Friends landed two threadfin last nite when the tide turn down. Both fishes is about the same size around one kilo plus. Bait used are dead tamban on long snood bottom feeder rig.