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Hobbies Fishing thread v11, fish fish fish
Hobbies Fishing thread v11, fish fish fish
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Mar 22 2013, 02:37 PM
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Mar 22 2013, 02:39 PM
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Btw, main concern about inflatable boat - especially with thruster, is the battery pack. Having a NS60 battery pack is not light and it will definitely sit on the flooring of the inflatable sampai penyek
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Mar 22 2013, 02:40 PM
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Mar 22 2013, 02:48 PM
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if plywood, better trim the edges or wrap the edges to minimise abrasion..
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Mar 23 2013, 01:14 AM
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QUOTE(SneakyLeaky @ Mar 22 2013, 07:59 PM) ARGHHHH NO FISH STREAK!!!! this is starting to take its toll .... Referring to the bentong spot?been using all sorts of bait... earthworms, chicken liver, chicken skin, bread and been to different locations ... i am wondering if it is me being a total noob or these places are just over fished. any of you guys here have any light to shed on my despair? perhaps u guys been thru this before? gosh malaysia should have fishing seasons ... that way people wont just fish out the whole damn place Look at the bright side. You found out numerous ways NOT to get a score Just like Thomas Edison, he found thousands and one way, Wrong ways or making a light bulb Always for me, catching something at the end of the line is a bonus. Otherwise, we still enjoyed our angler buddy's companionship and nature Stay chill. Result will yield to the one that keep trying and learning. Cheers mate |
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Mar 23 2013, 03:06 PM
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QUOTE(inv @ Mar 23 2013, 12:09 PM) Won't be claiming insurance for the car. Not worth it when I take my ncb into the calculation. Wah Sai bro!!Talking about suey, I broke the Abu Garcia vengeance rod in jpond today while trying to set hook. First the car, then your temujin and now your vengeance? Gotta go Mandi 99bunga!!! |
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Mar 23 2013, 03:08 PM
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Mar 23 2013, 11:15 PM
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QUOTE(SneakyLeaky @ Mar 23 2013, 08:22 PM) ![]() FINALLY LOL!! got something ... sai dou fish. just a small one tho. i was about to leave already since i wasn't planning to fish when night falls. when i was reeling in thinking there's nothing i felt these few jerks on the line that i have not been feeling for quite some time, and i was like DAFUQ COULD THAT BE? i cant believe i am actually so happy to see this small puny fish lolz. i guess i shud put my fishing hours later in the evening next time for better results. Hard work pays! |
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Mar 23 2013, 11:24 PM
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QUOTE(acheong7 @ Mar 23 2013, 05:47 PM) you basically get to decide on every aspect of the rod, from start to finish, according to your whims and fancies ... within reason Well said. Was about to reply the same LOLit's an alternative to shopping off the rack especially if you want something that's not mass produced or easily available eg, i like the storm yellow mojo rods but not their micro guides i want spiral but apart from the batch of spiral daiwas back in the 80s, there aren't any mass produced spirals blank binding ... wotever colours or combination you want guides reel seat handle ... material and design takin the handle angle further ... split or non-split, type of butt/gimbal/gimbal+slip on butt, length and material of handle for your hand best measured in person how do you want your foregrip customed to meet your needs/wants, fit and usage one may choose to keep it as lightweight as possible or with the best parts you choose (could be better than the mass produced) you may also choose to keep the cost down tackle pricing generally includes R&D and branding cost Mostly for the purpose of lowering the cost with the specific specifications that you wanted it Eg: You wanted split handle but those you see doesn't face you You wanted split reel seat but it would be very costly or limited options available You wanted closer or smaller guides but limited options or cost You wanted specific poundage but again you may not find what you wanted Etc etc etc... Factoring all the possible demand or personal preferences, might as well build one For specific fishing mode, jigging can be ketiak game for light jigging. Some prefer support by arm, some prefer support via harness. In this case, body measurements is important to remove fatigue whilst fishing. Imagine you gotta jig or pop at least 2 thousands times a day. Another point is your reel, where every reel weight differently. With the right rod balancing, an angler would be able to jig the whole day. I've see many that pairs wrongly for the fishing method. Another major point is the type of fish you are aftering. Eg: parrot fish would be best paired with fast tapered rod for high sensitivity plus a strong backbone. Heavy jigging best paired with 60/40 backbone to allow the jig plates to dance... Too many factors to share. Gonna take a whole night to explore and explains But I'm sure you know where I'm coming from |
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Mar 24 2013, 04:56 PM
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QUOTE(faujc99 @ Mar 24 2013, 01:46 PM) u see, problem with parents is, nothing you do is right, if u just stay at home do nothing, they complain, go fishing they complain, go yumcha with friends always, complain, u read a lot, they say u dont go out and play, u go out play a lot, they say u dont stay at home. when later in ur life u move out cuz working somewhere else, they stopped complaining, cuz they dont see what u're doing, that's when u get ur freedom Well in this case, it's obvious that your parents is just trying to do their jobs. I can 100% say this: I rather them nagging than nothing from them at all Also, once word of advise: you're gonna be like that when you have your own kids. The process of growing is with a lot of painstaking, patience and tremendously lot of love. Appreciate them. Have time to share with them of your thoughts. They are just possibly shooting in the dark co they know nuts about your plans |
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Mar 24 2013, 05:03 PM
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QUOTE(faujc99 @ Mar 24 2013, 05:07 AM) thx vincent, guess i got it. 1 more question: a RM1-2k rod and a RM500 rod, is there such huge difference? i can understand guides affecting casting range, real seat and handle are for personal preference, of course balancing as well, but what else in there that makes it so expensive? an expensive rod blank and a normal rod blank, what kind of differences we're talking about? sorry man got a lot questions Majorly comes fom the quality of the blank. This involve the amount of graphite, materials, bonding substance.. Etc. all these involves money. also, i'm looking at Daiwa Team rod, cost RM300, looks nice i really like it, or anyone has a better suggestion? (dont like cork handle) thx [attachmentid=3361807] Secondly, it's about research and development. The amount of test or damaged items due to testing has to be factor into account $$$ Thirdly, gaji of the rod builder, tester, design fella and machinery also factor in $$$ Import taxes??? Branding exposure $$??? A lot to go on with Pardon me with no puns intended: it's like you're comparing BMW with and type of rollable vehicle with engines Take BMW vs Honda and you relate it back to rod vs rod |
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Mar 24 2013, 06:07 PM
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Glad the simple reference make a difference
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Mar 25 2013, 09:34 AM
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QUOTE(inv @ Mar 25 2013, 09:07 AM) Rory, u bought the reel seats and all adi? Can i slot in a additional order for a bc reel seat n split handle only? I've stripped the guides off my broken vengeance and would like to replace it with a custom. I will source for blanks on my own. Sure do Bro Inv,Please PM me specific item that you need. For reel seat usually it's size 16, but you need to have the ID(Inner Diameter) first. What poundage of blank are you looking for? At least would be able to guesstimate the size of the ID |
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Mar 25 2013, 09:53 AM
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Btw, The guides are just a ceramic zirconium coated ler.. Not even fully zirconium guides.
Reckon, need to build a highend expensive rod Btw, wanna come and help me with rod building? For the LYN orders. Same time, i help you with your custom lor |
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Mar 25 2013, 10:25 AM
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Bro Inv,
Heavy rods better to use hyper ceramics or at least Fuji Hardloy. For normal casting rod range of 20lb rods, can use any guides ler BTW, arent you on standby mode? Bro Acheong, Will contact you once the parts come into pics. Current have the blanks but no parts yet. Will only order early next month when i collected part of the $$ from you guys |
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Mar 25 2013, 10:25 AM
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BTW, Bro Inv,
Guides = the one you stripped |
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Mar 25 2013, 12:13 PM
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Bro Inv,
The guides definitely damn ex particular on the quality ones. Fuji SiC for example A standard guides at RM150~200 per set If low rider guides + small guides at RM500(this one confirmed, cos i build one for myself last year) Bro ACheong, Chances is that i will be getting ceramic guides and then the tips to be SiC |
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Mar 25 2013, 03:07 PM
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goblin?
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Mar 25 2013, 04:54 PM
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nice!
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Mar 25 2013, 04:55 PM
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btw, my 016 up and running!!
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