Photos from a number of different fishing tours in the month of March:
F.A.D. “Fish Aggregating Device” made from natural resources – most unusual – usually made from polystyrene blocks and old fishing nets:
Big Jim with his lure which took a serious hit – wish we knew what the hell it was, but it was big.
We just had a great trip on the Queen Marlin – A spot of fishing, a spot of scuba diving, a great barbeque and a few beers to finish off a perfect day. But first the fish: The Tackle: Then the crew: Here’s the skipper: With the happy trippers: Joined by a friend: And a…
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…
Hi once again me fellow Fisheroos, Once more, me old shipmates, fishing was curtailed by the weather and on the one trip out, toward the end of the month, we had one hit from a Sail which lasted all of 3 minutes and nothing else. Great to be out again but quite disappointing really, when…
Friday 26th July, saw the storms subside and Nick and a few friends from Singapore ventured out on Mena 1. To prove a good “stir-up” is good for the fishing as we recorded 48 Tuna, 1 x 8.5KG Wahoo a good sized Long Tom and a small Queenie. Sunday 28th brought in 56 Tuna and…
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…
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