well at least you get some action without eating any white fruit


btw thank you all sifu for helping out , yesterday i bring my reel back to shop

the shop keeper help me repair it without any charge and now the reel drag
is working again .

[quote=rorytate,Jun 30 2012, 10:13 AM]
Bro,
As far as i know,Conolon have 2 type. One is the fresh water type and the other one is towards jigging.

I doubt the info you got from TCE is not the jigging rod as you wanted the PE1-3


got it from kepng tackle yesterday paired with my new abu garcia cardinal 706...cant wait to start casting!! lol

Go SPAIN!

Wrong thread bro..

Went to sj lake yesterday evening. Berlambak anglers n I saw a fcuker take a 30 cm Pb back home.. fkn mofo!

DEY! thats a big pb d le..dint kasi loosen his car rims?

This post has been edited by vioxmonsta: Jul 2 2012, 09:02 AM

I tak puas with exotic. Need to go back jurassic n tikam a few tomans to feel better. Who wanna go this sat morning?

see i told you guys jurassic is much more lure friendly....just kidding.

let me see how's my schedule like this week first

LOL...

Bro Viox,
What technique that you implied on Exotic? Did you use those few that we bought the other day?

nop dint use

live bait terus.
kena 1 dunno what fish..dam kuat, run , run , run,drag tension also lock dead n all i hear is just line peeling oOoOo .
in the end ran underneath the canteen got stuck

This post has been edited by vioxmonsta: Jul 2 2012, 10:59 AM

My initial plan was to use the lure we bought, then CALIS (Cast And Let It Sink), and slow retrieval...

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Added on July 2, 2012, 11:25 amBTW, what's the poundage that you were using?

This post has been edited by rorytate: Jul 2 2012, 11:25 AM

40lb
if I were to use sp,I'll also calis then Retrieve slowly n twitch abit

This post has been edited by vioxmonsta: Jul 2 2012, 11:59 AM

tried all sort on Sat.
Power bait smelly worm with texas and caraolina.
Kena bite on carolina worm but i set hook too fast felt few tugs and then gone.
Another bite with Carolina rig on SP minnow, same case.
bottom cranking and topwater and mid water lures all no work. Haiiihhzzzz
Tried jighead hooks with SP also nothing.
the 3 hours there only saw 2 person with RTC and others getting talapia.
And Ivan got his baung, didnt notice anyone else caught any.

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Added on July 2, 2012, 12:06 pmSighhh sad,.. no wonder I dont see any more PB in the lake. fark those retards!
Anyone keen Kota Damansara forest this Sat ? Dry season,.. weeds shd be thick like hell now.
Else can go Covar condo lake or the hidden pond near Ribs@Oasis

This post has been edited by 1dollar: Jul 2 2012, 12:06 PM

According to that fella, everyone need to read wor...

Chun how much was it total?

Daiwa replacing the TD Advantage 153 model with Daiwa Lexa.
This model will compete with Shimano Curado / Chronarch or the Abu Revo S series

Description :
Perfect for anglers who still want the control of a casting reel when throwing lighter baits, the Daiwa Lexa 100 Casting Reel features a precision balanced, super lightweight A7075 aluminum spool capable of casting the lightest lures in addition to Daiwa’s advanced Magforce Cast Control. Featuring a new, compact design as well, the Lexa 100’s aluminum frame and sideplate keep it lightweight, and a seven bearing system ensures consistently fluid casts and retrieves. Also featuring a sleek, stealthy look, the Daiwa Lexa 100 Casting Reel delivers the reliablility and tournament caliber performance anglers have come to expect from Daiwa reels.

Additional Features:

-Ultimate Tournament Drag System
-Infinite Anti Reverse
-Rugged, Six-point drive train support
-Paddle handles

Comes in 4.9 / 6.3 / 7.1 ratio
Line Cap : 14/120, 16/100 (lbs/yards)
Bearings : 4CR, 2BB + 1RB

Open for pre-order in Tackle direct, wonder if its Japan or THailand made. Retail price US$139.99

This post has been edited by 1dollar: Jul 2 2012, 01:28 PM

http://www.tackletour.com/previewabugarciarevo2012.html

The new revos looks impresive... all or em has weight reduction and none weight more than 7oz.

Revo STX has 8.0.1 gear ratio !!!

The new Revo SX priced at 160 USD roughly around +/- rm500 is kinda tempting. Dunno when are they gonna be available here though.

This post has been edited by evildonkey: Jul 2 2012, 04:15 PM

am keen but need to reconfirm my schedule. might be busy.

was at EAK last Sunday. Casted whole morning but get nothing. Maybe should use a boat. In the afternoon at least managed to land 2 Pacu playing bottom. But the bigger ones got away. Any tips or tricks to share guys when hooked on the bigger pacus? They keep heading for the branches and reeds, at one point it got stuck and i had to cut my line

This post has been edited by kayent: Jul 2 2012, 02:57 PM

can anyone please recommend me a setup for Snakehead hunting ? i intend to try this out over the weekend, just woat do i need to try this ?

I know, i may need the usualy frog lure but are there anything else ? Im going to use a spinning reel , what poundage line ? etc. tq

caught the baung with bottom cranking, while I was reeling it in to switch to live bait.
first time using it.

but the story really worth telling would be the one that got away.
I'm reeling it in but the line keeps going out...

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Added on July 2, 2012, 4:12 pmLOL. Tak puas hati from Saturday kah? Chill bro, this time don't kena fish, next time sure kena one. Karma.

This post has been edited by ivanlim: Jul 2 2012, 04:12 PM

Haven't receive the items yet... will calculate once it has arrived.

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Added on July 2, 2012, 5:34 pmSorry to say that I'm about to open up a can of worms... Please do forgive me if I've said anything wrong...

Although I don't bring fish back as well and am a firm believer in catch and release, I don't really see it's such a big deal for ppl to be taking back 1 PB for consumption or whatever he plans to do it with. If he took any other local species like Toman/Haruan/Sebarau etc by the guni loads I'll be pissed as well

PB's are foreign species that have invaded our waters by the truck loads and eliminating our local species, just like how the snakeheads/asian carps are invading the U.S. I still remember quite a few years back I've seen photos of people (not sure if some organization or personal effort) putting in quite a number of juvenile tomans in subang lake to control the PB infestation, so after so many years I've not really seen anyone pull up any toman also from the subang lake, which means that most likely kena sapu by the PB liao.

Thought I'd shed some light on this matter to help protect our local indigenous species which is getting harder and harder to get (sad to say ) nowadays in the wild. I think in the future our children may not get the chance to feel the wrath of wild tomans/sebaraus and etc.!

Hope I did not offend anyone

This post has been edited by chun: Jul 2 2012, 05:34 PM