Juvenile Temensis up to 4lbs jostled to get a go and whacked the jig like it's candy.
Monday, 7 March 2011
Rapala Jigging Rap Ice Jig
These little gems meant for deep vertical jigging for suspended fish, tried to fish it as a casting bait and took a while to get it right.
Juvenile Temensis up to 4lbs jostled to get a go and whacked the jig like it's candy.
Juvenile Temensis up to 4lbs jostled to get a go and whacked the jig like it's candy.
Monday, 29 November 2010
03102010 TU
Yet another light jigging trip to TU lighthouse.
Supposed to set off from the beach at 0830hours but heavy downpour delayed departure for almost 2 hours and caused us to miss most of the tidal run.
The water almost still by the time we arrived and the lighthouse full of noisy birds throughout our stay there.
Lucky for the fishes were biting and everybody scored a good number of hits, and double hook ups being the norm, during the short 3 hours before we were forced evacuated from the lighthouse by another wave of heavy downpour.
A lot of good-sized fishes to put serious bend on our light sticks.
Last captive of the last piece of Storm Thunder jig found in Tim's tackle box. It was later lost to a biggie.
Everybody got something boast-worthy.
Birds and fishes were all over the place.
DIY MYF jig saw actions also.
These toothy critters cost us quite a number of jigs.
Leshoe scored a good specimen.
Storm Thunderblade and Trio 20. Lure later lost to the toothy gangsters.
Another big one.
Massive schools right under the boat.
Even fish this size becomes tough when you hit one in every drop.
Post-fishing delights
Supposed to set off from the beach at 0830hours but heavy downpour delayed departure for almost 2 hours and caused us to miss most of the tidal run.
The water almost still by the time we arrived and the lighthouse full of noisy birds throughout our stay there.
Lucky for the fishes were biting and everybody scored a good number of hits, and double hook ups being the norm, during the short 3 hours before we were forced evacuated from the lighthouse by another wave of heavy downpour.
A lot of good-sized fishes to put serious bend on our light sticks.
Last captive of the last piece of Storm Thunder jig found in Tim's tackle box. It was later lost to a biggie.
Everybody got something boast-worthy.
Birds and fishes were all over the place.
DIY MYF jig saw actions also.
These toothy critters cost us quite a number of jigs.
Leshoe scored a good specimen.
Storm Thunderblade and Trio 20. Lure later lost to the toothy gangsters.
Another big one.
Massive schools right under the boat.
Even fish this size becomes tough when you hit one in every drop.
Post-fishing delights
Sunday, 10 October 2010
03102010 TU
Another TU lighthouse jigging trip and this time round we’ve got a handful of Storm Thunder 40 Jigs and an Okuma Cedros CJ40S spinning reel added to our arsenal.
Water super slack and fishes were totally uncooperative. Solicited a few bumps but did not connect. Dickson had the honour to land the first fish.
Tim followed with a Talang and a small GT.
Forced to evacuate TU due to impending downpour. A change of venue and time for some serious Sabiki actions!!
Water super slack and fishes were totally uncooperative. Solicited a few bumps but did not connect. Dickson had the honour to land the first fish.
Tim followed with a Talang and a small GT.
Forced to evacuate TU due to impending downpour. A change of venue and time for some serious Sabiki actions!!
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