Thursday, December 01, 2005

051201 - White House


The first peacock bass for the day.


Nice size peacock bass


Beautiful morning for fly fishing


Sun is rising over the horizon.


Good bend from a ferocious peacock bass.


Won't give up


Landed


Good size peacock bass


Good size peacock bass with my Midge rod and Tica reel. #4 weight sinking line.


Closer look at the peacock bass


Two water tractors moored at the pontoon.


Quiet morning. Beautiful


Fish on


A little bend from a palm size peacock bass


Beautiful morning


Discharge outlet from the upper reservoir


Sun is already over the horizon and joggers were everywhere.


Nice view from the discharge outlet


It was still jumping when Ahmad took this photo for me.


Phew.................


Wow................... with my Midge rod.


My hand was still shaking from the "fight".


Ahmad helped me land this fellow with the Boga grip.


Caught with my Midge rod and Tica reel. This peacock bass took line off the reel a few times. I was able to land it only with the help of a fellow fly fisherman, Ahmad.


Big peacock bass with Boga grip


A small fly caught a big fish


Look how much the fly hook the peacock bass's lips. By a whiskers.


The fly was just hanging by its lips. Only a tiny bit of it.


Reproductive organ of the peacock bass


The reproductive organ of the female peacock bass. She had already deposited her eggs. If not, she would have weigh another half kilogram more.


A little over 3.5 pounds. 1.6 kilogrammes in the metric system.


The big peacock bass before it swam off.


This peacock bass was jumping so much that it "char-bee-hoon" my fly line all over the place.


Close up of the fly. After this peacock bass was released, I went for breakfast with Uncle Wong.

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