Friday, June 10, 2011
Fighting A Fish Technique
One of the more common methods of catching king salmon is drift fishing. The main concept is drifting a weight bumping along the bottom, followed by a section of leader with your terminal tackle. Keeping the lead tapping on the bottom every few feet of drift will let you know your hook is always floating in the fish zone. The other advantage of the drift fishing technique is that you know exactly how each drift feels and when it changes ever so slightly, you know that a fish likely has taken the hook.
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Weh Island Fishing Spot
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Fresh Water Strike Bintuni Bay, Papua, Indonesia
District Teluk Bintuni is one of regencies in the province of West Papua. Its capital is Bintuni. This district is located in the neck "bird's head" on the Papua's map. The district overlooks the Seram Sea off the west coast of West Papua Province.
Labels:
anglers,
bintuni,
bintuni bay,
fresh water fishing,
manokwari,
papua,
west papua
East Kalimantan River Monsters
The rivers in East Kalimantan, famous for his "virginity", which means the rivers there are still a lot we encounter large predators such tomman, barramundi, black bass, mangrove jack, charge, and others who are ready to drain the adrenalin and challenge the toughness Our fishing tools.
Labels:
barramundi,
black bass,
kalimantan,
mancing,
maning mania
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Some Potential Fishing Spots In West Java, Indonesia
In Indonesian waters, there are many potential fishing locations
you can try. Below are some potential fishing locations
in West Java recorded by Nautica Saltwater Fishing Club :
Labels:
black marlin,
fisherman,
indonesia fishing spots,
ujung kulon
Best Time To Fishing
Experienced anglers will tell you that there ARE "best" times to fish. These "best times" can be related to the amount of sunlight, to warming trends, to depth at which fish are found, to storm and weather patterns, to wind, and to tidal flows when saltwater fishing. Thus, WHEN to fish can also affect and be affected by WHERE to fish. Too many hot days during the summer can adversely affect fishing in shallow lakes, ponds, and rivers since the higher water temperatures can reduce oxygen in the water and cause fish to become sluggish.
Labels:
fishing,
fishing boats,
fly fishing,
salt water,
tackle
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
Ulua, GT, Giant Trevally, Caranx Ignobilis is our main target. This fish are well-known for its endurance, fighting power, stubbern fish th...
-
I initially paired the Torium with the Shimano Vengeance rod, but now use it mainly on a Shimano Beastmaster BX 2030 rod which carries a ...
-