Bro Chun...the last picture is what i meant.

If you notice, if wont go down/hard to go down due to the length release point(Red color arae).

Try to shorten the release point(red color area). As shown above on my post(pic), the release point is just ngam ngam only..not as lengthy as yours.

The point will be pushing against the body of the froggy thus hard to release from the hook

Bro Chun,

It's much better now, but however it will not work as desired.

Try bending the weedless wire to be straight and then a sharp 90degree at the tip at about 3mm...

I guess that your wire could be too long ler

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Added on August 24, 2007, 5:20 pmwire could be too stiff too

This post has been edited by rorytate: Aug 24 2007, 05:20 PM

hey guys

Yeah, bro Q is right, the person i supposed to meet up went to Merchong and whack Sailfish.

Last weekend was nothing much to say about.

The weather was super good, super sunny, super hot, nice wind, good partner, great inflatable boat, good lures, good techniques.

BUT ZERO CATCH!!!

I also garuk kepala liao...tiuz...

If there were 150 splashes, me and bro VW both got about 100 cast that is exact on the dot, but they dont take.. I got 2 strikes with loads of bubbles, but due to the rod action that i was using having some delay(60:40 rod), i am not able to strike.

Practically that only ler...

Then in the evening, went to putrajaya with Bro Tingky to watch the firework by Italy team. I'll post some pics of the firework later..

wahh....kekeke

Bro Tingky, i reached home at 12.30am

Cabut using KL, reaching one of the junction, cabut towards Serdang...not forgetting, i cut cue using the motorbike lanes..

looking forward to use lures in startcruise ler..

Bro Ice,
What happened to your spoon? Got fish hentam or sangkut?

Gotta let it sink to the bottom and crank very slowly one wor

You use treble hooks ka?

Forgot to tell you to use single hook ler...get a 7/0~11/0 hooks depending on design....

Bro Vw,
Ok then, i will try to get the 4 pax room be it you are in or not..

Bro Ice,
My apology for not stating it clearly. It was a single hook...huge single hook. Anyway, any el-cheapo spoon with wide action should do the tricks ler..

wahha......smith dentos sudah hilang...~!!

wah wah wah....

Rest in Pieces...

Hahahah...speaking from experience...agree with bro Q, first 10 jigs sure cepat cepat jig one...then after that rest for half day liao..

Actually that day during the indo border, i also penat gila babi liao.. but keep jigging lor...sometimes curi tulang and jig slower..kekeke

Ang cho with jig~!!!

Have asked bro Ken to arrange a trip for us. However, the boatman will only take regular kakis..

Somewhere off Pulau Angsa only ler...

Bro Vw,
KJ is now in Kelantan...me and Bro Q is asking if he can make a seafishing trip at his area...i dont mind driving up to Kelantan to do some jigging

Bro Alex,
Any good spots for jigging at P.Angsa?

That's a Nassau grouper...or it could be tiger grouper....

Nassau grouper = Ordinary

Tiger grouper = RM90 per kg.

Bro Alex,

Kindly arrange for the trip

do share with us on the
cost of the boat,
number of pax,
shaded or non shaded,
depth of the seabed,
sounder or fish finder

I'm sorry the grouper is not Nassau nor tiger grouper.



Family Serranidae, SEA BASSES AND GROUPER
Epinephelus itajara
Description: head and fins covered with small black spots; irregular dark and vertical bars present on the sides of body; pectoral and caudal fins rounded; first dorsal fin shorter than and not separated from second dorsal; adults huge, up to 800 pounds; eyes small.
Similar Fish: other grouper.
Where found: NEARSHORE often around docks, in deep holes, and on ledges; young often occur in estuaries, especially around oyster bars; more abundant in southern Florida than in northern waters.
Size: largest of the groupers.
*Florida Record: 680 lbs.
Remarks: spawns over summer months; lifespan of 30 to 50 years; feeds on crustaceans and fish. NOTE: jewfish are totally protected from harvest in Florida waters.

Some people calls it JEWFISH

Benefit for all angler...

3 different species of grouper will be discussed.

Mouse grouper aka Panther grouper aka humpback grouper aka baramundi grouper
Cromileptes altivelis


Description

The head, nape and shoulders of the barramundi cod closely resembles that of barramundi, hence its name. Barramundi cod are sexually mature at 39cm and grow up to 70 cm (5kg). They are recognised by their profile and distinctive colouration. These fish typically have a small head humped backs and characteristic black spots, with a creamy-grey background. When spooked barramundi cod develop a fright colouration, being brownish blotches over the body.

Habitat/distribution

The barramundi cod is a marine species, and prefers reef environments along the Great Barrier Reef from the Capricorn-Bunker reef groups in central Queensland to the Torres Strait. Large barramundi cod commonly allow themselves to become tide-bound in the shallow coral pools of Barrier Reef cays, such as the Fairy Pools on Heron Island's north-eastern reef-flat or those on the northern face of Wistari Reef. It can be found at depths around 40m.

Tiger Grouper


Size: 1 to 3.5 ft.
ID: Tiger striped bars; it will turn quite reddish at a cleaning station

Class: Actinopterygii / Ray-finned fishes
Order: Perciformes / Perch-like fishes
Family: Serranidae / Sea basses (Groupers)
Genus Species: Mycteroperca tigris / Tiger Grouper

Habitat: reefs, walls, secluded bottoms, cleaning stations
Typical food: fish, crustaceans
Other information: solitary carnivore lurks in wrecks, reef shadows, or ledges; draws prey into gullet by
powerful suction from opening large mouth; swallows prey whole after holding it in small rasp
like teeth that cover the jaws, tongue and palate; grouper are hermaphroditic and begin life as
females, then change to males with maturity; wary

King Grouper aka long tan


The scientific name: Epinephelus lanceolatus
Note the yellow golden fin

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Added on August 27, 2007, 1:20 pmBro Alex,
Thanks for the effort. When is the new boat ready?

Dont mind giving him a boost on magazine if i could.

This post has been edited by rorytate: Aug 27 2007, 01:20 PM

hahhaha

bro Q i was thinking the same thing...kekekeke

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Added on August 27, 2007, 1:32 pmThank you bro Alex. If jigging at our Klang water is good, then we can reduce some outstation trips..

Even maybe can do it our every weekend trip

This post has been edited by rorytate: Aug 27 2007, 01:32 PM

Is it possible to arrange for a trip to OFB( One Fhantom Bank), but we all do jigging la..

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Added on August 27, 2007, 1:37 pmayak....i was just asking the same after seeing --> http://www.fishing.net.my/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=12373


This post has been edited by rorytate: Aug 27 2007, 01:37 PM

i was thinking, not on the light house wor...i was thinking around the ship wreck nia..

Bro Alex,
It's ok. Worry not. I'll try to invite some fellas, if not available then i'll charge on you.

Bro VW and Bro KLMT,
You guys keen for light jigging? Toman setup is more than enuff liao. The sailfish setup, i'll prepare for you guys.