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Well me Hearties, July went out with a lot of wind and hiss, didn’t it just. I was out with a couple of South African friends on a four day three night trip round the Koh Ha, Koh Rok, Hin Dang circuit in pretty “lumpy” conditions so much so that we had to run for…

Corona Virus, Corporations and the Cabal
Happy July my fellow prisoners. Well folks my bar is now open but, with the lack of people about, it might as well be closed. Sadly, fishing is much the same, and for similar reasons, although I have had a few reports of plenty of fish being about but they are not attacking the lures…

September Blues
I was advised this month that my literary talents, which I shared with the local newspaper, were no longer required, as they had found an advertiser who will “actually pay” to take over my monthly fishing column for the Phuket News. So, as of this month that’s me finished, now it’s not me you protest…

October Fishing Review
October, as usual, was never sure of itself as the weather began its annual change from West to East. Yes, it’s now moving into the tourist season, you can tell when the commotion caused by the Harley Davidson’s and the cheap “sporty” 125’s is now being overtaken by the ominous wail of the over worked…

The Ghost of Richelieu Rock
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September Fishing Report
Hi again my Offishinado friends, Well September 2013 was another nondescript month for fishing due to the inclement weather so I have decided to answer the most popular questions that I am regularly asked:- Q. What can I catch and what are the odds of me catching one? A. Without a doubt Tuna are the…
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