After a week's fishing break, I was feeling itchy again for another adventure at the New Zealand River. Fueled by more reports of the illusive sebarau getting caught at New Zealand River, I couldn’t wait any longer. When Uncle Wong sent his SMS, my answer was short and sharp.
Ady, our usual fishing buddy was also with us this morning. The action was not that hot like the last few occasions, but it was satisfying.
I’ll let the pictures do the the talking as I had just received another poisonous phone call from Uncle Chui. Ah Wee, Ah Yeow and Uncle Chui caught over 100 pieces of good size peacock basses at a secret location in ET territory. Asked me if I’m coming.
I’ll be back with more reports………………………………………
Ady, our usual fishing buddy was also with us this morning. The action was not that hot like the last few occasions, but it was satisfying.
I’ll let the pictures do the the talking as I had just received another poisonous phone call from Uncle Chui. Ah Wee, Ah Yeow and Uncle Chui caught over 100 pieces of good size peacock basses at a secret location in ET territory. Asked me if I’m coming.
I’ll be back with more reports………………………………………
A very colourful peacock bass.
Early hours at the Old Thomson Road.
The entrance to Upper Peirce is still dark
The sun rose to greet our arrival
Uncle Wong and Ady teasing some peacock basses
No action yet.
Then action
The McDowell bend for the peacock bass
Not too big but the fight was tremendous
With my foam popper
Close up
Hardy Bougle paired with The McDowell
Another peacock bass which I operated on. Look closely.
Can you see the damaged gill
One of its gill is damaged and is not red in colour. Probably decaying.
I used a pair sissors to cut off the gill because it was impairing the peacock bass natural swimming action
A little cove
Uncle Wong fighting a peacock bass
Ady with his peacock bass
Off to Ah Hoe's for our usual coffee to wake us up from our dreams.
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