got it

thought the Mr Lansi going to arrange a Jurassic Park trip?

Muahahahaha....cabutss..

Went bukit jalil paypond last Saturday, and to our surprised, they released red tail pak sou kong while we were fishing!! Immediately changed to cacing, and my fren (just started fishing and bought her 1st budget rod on that day), reeling in thought wanna change bait, then suddenly the tomman reel scream!! Close to 3kg specimen, and we go restaurant steam the fish, damn GOOD WEI the meat!!!! Poison later 2nite, normal pak sou kong lose by a few tiang man!!

Do you have the coordinates for the Bukit Jalil paypond?
How much is it?

huh?
paypond in bukit jalil?
what're the charges like?
fish can take or pay per kg?
where in bukit jalil, pls?

3°3'28"N 101°39'59"E (im if is not sure is this pond)
charges = rm24.00/3 hours (used to be this price)
fish can bring back any size.

thank you, viox ... will look for it

Interesting...might check it out too. Thx

its RM20 for 3 hours, 6 hours for 35, additional is RM7
fish can take back, but for the past 1 year past i've been there, tat was the only time they release red tail though
damn smart advertising from the owner, put 1 2 rounds nice nice fish, everyone rush and go

This post has been edited by faujc99: Jan 21 2013, 03:46 PM

thank you, fau
i'm using Tow Foo as a benchmark ...
any idea what species are available?
only lures or only bread, or no smelly bait, no live bait?
limitations or restrictions?

over there its quite lenient, nobody is patrolling. no lures, triple hooks, smelly bait allowed, normal freshwater pay pond, but like i said, lenient, some use triple hook, some use smelly bait... never see anyone with lures though haha
normal pond fish, patin, pacu, pak sou kong, carp, tilapia, rohu, no more red tail i guess after this, hehe..if they continue to put in the fish, i will camp there everytime they release
i used to use bread+coconut milk+pandan flavor water mix, works wonder especially patin, but now kenot already. oh btw did i mention the fish there not nice to eat? mud taste very terrible, i sell back the fish most of the time, at RM1.50-2.00 a kilo. just to fight the fish only, record there 6.5kg patin

when u said cacing,.. as in live earth worms?
You didnt try the zoom worms I gave you ka ??

Went to Exotic on Sat with Inv & trowachin.
Well it was a fun & frustrating day for us, apparently bite rates to inv & trwoachin wasnt that good according to them, 2 weeks ago was almost 1 cast 1 bite.
We landed some good Amazon, baung, plabuk.
Lost quite a lot of lines fighting fishes, I lost mine to some thing strong pulling into the propellers machine.
Kinda sad because most of our hooked fishes didnt made it to the land. A lot slip & escaped while fighting.
Lessons learnt from Exotic :
1) Dont bother going with line below 15lbs
2) go with a rod rating M-MH
3) bring extra rods, if possible 3.
4) Soft plastics works so does deep diving lures.
5) workout those arm muscles & just hang on to the rod

This post has been edited by 1dollar: Jan 21 2013, 05:11 PM

nice inputs...

Bet Bro Viox is poisoned on this!!

Why la poison? lol.

Reel n rod setup also very dependent on what fish u are targeting. Not to say that you can't go with a UL setup, but from experience, it takes too long to land the average sized Asian red tails on a UL setup. But if u r targeting the jelawat, a UL setup is very fun.

Summary,
Jelawat, UL/L setup recommended.
Asian redtail, preferably ML/M class rods n reels.
Amazonian, higher chance to land the big ones with MH setup, above 15lbs line. 20lbs preferably.

My fav. Baits to use there would be any soft plastic for jelawat n Asians, while the amazonian will require some deep diving crankbaits.

yes live earth worms
didnt get it from u bro the zoom worms, btw soft bait oso not allowed.. curi2 used the white color one, no bite

hye..first time in this thread and still learning.

any of u guys do fishing in tawau, sabah?

hi all,

novice angler here. was wondering if anyone could recommend places in klang valley to fish for baung(pak sok gung). Thanks brothers.

Bukit Jalil pond is still muddy? Haven't been there for close to a year, since when they started opening. All those red earth mud goes into the pond every time heavy rain. A hangout place for old uncles fishing for talapia and pak sou kung.

Muddy condition gets worse by the day