October fishing
Happiness is…
Hi once again my ofishinado friends. Well, what a start to May. Firstly a visit to our local waters by a “super” pod of dolphins and secondly the highest tide for years. While out with the boys (I use the term loosely) from The Dilligaf Bar, Rawai and after catching over a dozen fair sized…
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…
Welcome aboard me fellow fishing fumblers. The beginning of the month saw the usual nightly thunderstorms a few of which were quite hefty. It reminded me of driving up to the Big Buddha, a few years ago, for one of the most spectacular views of nature’s fireworks in action, a truly awe-inspiring experience. November also…
Ahoy me hearties, November got off to a very unusual start with one charter for a group of bird watchers who took a box full of the smelliest “burly” imaginable out to the “drop off” not for the fish but to view the local sea birds. As it was a fishing boat they trolled a…
Ahoy me hearties. And with our entry into May, once again it coincided with the Tuna Bashing Season, more small tuna, around 1K, than you can shake yer boson’s mate at. Freshwater fishermen are renowned for keeping their favorite fishing hole/spot a closely guarded secret, often becoming extremely annoyed if anyone else happens along by…
Mid-month we were surprised on how many boats went out considering the weather which was only fit for oilskins and sou-westers, this plus the severe lack of tourists not counting the Chinese hoards whose buses in conjunction with the traffic management system exasperates the massive traffic problems at the Chalong Circle construction site, which is…
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