Redang Bay Fishing & Family Special

2 to 3 Days Redang Bay Fishing & Family Special
Ref. No R4/03	Outbound From	Price as below per adult
	K. Terengganu / Merang
FULL BOARD TWIN 2 share QUAD 3-4 share FAMILY 6 - 7 share RM USD RM USD RM USD 2 Days 1 Night 660 176 650 173 610 163 3 Days 2 Night 760 203 750 200 710 189 SURCHARGE > Weekends & Holidays - Add RM100 Per Adult Child rate (4 -11 Yrs) - 50% Adult Rate View Resort  INCLUDES *Accommodation at Redang Bay Resort (air-con/ attached bathroom)  *B/fast/ Lunch/ Dinner/Coffee & Tea  *2 Fishing boat trips *Return boat Transfer *Return land transfers to jetty  ITINERARY DAY 1 Pick up and transfer to jetty Depart to Redang Island by boat Check-in / lunch / Fishing boat trip / tea time / leisure / dinner / leisure DAY 2 Breakfast / Fishing boat trip lunch / Fishing boat trip Tea time / leisure / dinner DAY 3 Breakfast 9:30am - Transfer back to K. Terengganu NOTE *For 2D1N - itinerary is as Day 1 & Day 3. *For single occupancy add RM50 per night.  * Children aged between 1-3 years old are charged RM 40.00 for return boat fare. Boat Transfer Merang - Resort : 09:30am , 12:30pm & 4:30pm Resort - Merang :  8:00am , 10:30am  & 2:00pm

 

 

 

 

River & Fish Rescue

 
Photo Credit: Google

By Aznir Malek
Our river fish are disappearing and, with them, the sport fishing industry if we don’t save our rivers now.
 Malaysia is a blessed country. It has some of the oldest forests in the world which are rich in flora and fauna. It is wet all year round, guaranteeing sustenance for us who inhabit it. Thousands of streams and rivers flow across the land. But all this is changing for the worse, and at an ever increasing rate. Human activities are encroaching on the natural resources of our country, destroying the very things that sustain us.
Our jungles are being destroyed, our rivers are getting silted and polluted. Ecotourism, an important income-earner for the country, is affected. The quality of water that we receive at our homes is deteriorating. Our river fish are disappearing and, with them, the important sport fishing industry. It is now crucial for us to save our rivers and their watersheds, and also the fish that live therein. Each of us needs to do our bit to help the country save these vital resources.
Water, your source of life!
 Human beings need food, shelter and water to survive. Of these, water is probably the most crucial; you can survive without food for two or three weeks, but you will last only three days without water.
Nowadays, however, we tend to take water for granted. It always seems to be there, whether from the tap, water dispenser or mineral water bottle.
However, if you take a closer look, you will discover that a lot of effort is needed to produce that water that ends up at your dinner table or in your bathroom. A lot depends on how we manage the environment and thus our water quality.
Water provides for other needs too. It flows in the rivers and lakes. It provides the locals with a means of transport and to make a living. The whole ecotourism industry will literally die without it. The jungles, rivers, lakes and swamps will disappear, and so will the tourists. Local folk will lose their income.
Let’s save our rivers and their fish
 We need to address the issue from several fronts:
Policies and procedures
The relevant government bodies need to have sound policies and procedures on river conservation and sustenance. These should cover public communications, conservation programmes, watchdog initiatives etc.
Our role as the average citizen is to highlight river pollution or other unlawful acts to these organisations.
Law and enforcement
The laws on river and fish conservation vary from state to state. Some are very archaic and in dire need of revision. The enforcement of these laws are just as weak.
NGOs
Non-governmental organisations play an essential role in nature conservation. When a nation focuses on progress and development, there is a natural tendency to overlook nature.
NGOs play a role in reminding us of these issues and helping to do something about it. The Malaysian Nature Society (MNS), Malaysian Fisheries Society (MFS), Persatuan Memancing Malaysia (PeMM) and Kagum are some of the NGOs who focus on conservation programmes.
Role modelling
Our behaviour becomes a reference for others, especially the younger generation. If we practise conservation, others will follow.
Thus we need to understand the issues, and what we need to do to help conserve the rivers.
Our Malaysian rivers belong to our next generations. Our duty is to safeguard these rivers for them!

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Cara Memancing Ikan Baung

 

Ikan Baung, merupakan ikan yang beraktivitas di malam hari, di siang hari ikan ini lebih banyak menghabiskan waktunya di lubang-lubang, di sela-sela bebatuan ataupun di bawah tumpukan kayu yang ada di sungai. Bentuk fisik ikan baung menyerupai ikan lele, perbedaan yang mencolok ada di sirip punggung, ikan baung memiliki sirip punggung yang keras dan runcing, serta warna kulit yang abu-abu kekuning-kuningan.
Sirip di kiri dan kanan ikan ini memiliki racun yang dapat menyebabkan demam bagi orang yang terkena sengatan patilnya.
Di Palembang pindang ikan baung termasuk makanan yang mahal dapat mencapai Rp 25 ribu per porsinya dan bagian kepalanya dapat mencapai Rp 50 ribu per porsinya, (potongan kecil) tapi mengingat rasa yang sedap dan ikan ini termasuk ikan yang langka harga segitu termasuk sesuai.

Untuk memancing ikan ini tentunya lebih tepat di malam hari, walaupun sesekali pernah ada ikan baung yang mau memakan umpan di siang hari.

Umpan (kocor/ kucur):

1. Adonan/campuran air, usus ayam, telur, lemak (ayam, atau lemak daging sapi, kambing), 
2. Masukkan campuran tadi ke dalam wadah yang bertutup, lalu pendam wadah tersebut di dalam tanah selama kurang lebih 3 hari
3. Setelah 3 hari masukkan kapas ke dalam campuran yang telah membusuk tersebut.
4. Saat memacing yang kita pasang di mata kail adalah kapas yang telah di rendam campuran yang membusut tersebut. 

Cara memancingnya,

1. Cari lokasi ikan berada, seperti Lubuk (bagian sungai yang dalam dan airnya tenang)
2. Lilitkan kapas ke mata kail seperti kita memasang lumut sebagai umpan
3. Kita harus tahan terhadap bau umpan yang menyengat. 
4. Lemparkan mata kail sedikit ke tepi sungai, atau di tempat yang kita perkirakan ikan berada.

Salam Strike.........

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Choosing Between Spinning and Bait-casting Outfits

The Combination You Choose Can be the Difference Between Catching and Fishing

By Ron Brooks

The easiest outfit for newcomers to the angling world to use is usually a spin-cast or spinning rod and reel. Learning to operate and cast with one of these outfits is relatively painless, and certainly free of backlashes and tangles. These are the ones that most anglers use as they begin to learn how to fish.

From that early experience of learning to fish, many anglers stick with spinning tackle, and are happy fishermen for years. Others migrate to the bait- casting world. In some parts of the country the term "conventional outfit" means the same thing as bait-caster. Conventional in this case refers a reel where the line is reeled onto a spool that sits perpendicular to the direction of the rod.

The question many anglers ask is which type of reel is better, spinning or bait- casting? That answer depends on several things, not the least of which is angler preference.
Many fishermen today grew up watching the B.A.S.S. pros, either in print or on television. Not many of these pros ever have a spinning rod in their hands. Whether it's emulation or education, most bass anglers today use bait-casting gear. In years past, no self-respecting bass fisherman would be caught dead with a spinning rod in his boat!
From a saltwater perspective, aside from the heavy trolling rods and reels, more spinning than bait-casting tackle can be seen in use. Larger spinning reels with better drags can handle heavier fish.
The bass anglers that do fish with spinning tackle are generally using a very specific technique like finesse fishing or dock shooting, techniques that are difficult to master with bait-casting tackle. A lot of things changed when a well known B.A.S.S. pro came out one year pitching and flipping worms and jigs with a big closed face spin-cast reel!

In actuality, line size probably plays the most important roll in this tackle choice. Whether bass fishermen realize it or not, pros are using bait-casting tackle for a very specific reason. Bait-casting reels can handle heavier line and actually allow a longer cast than spinning gear in the same size range. Bass anglers regularly use line in the 14 to 17 pound test range. A small spinning reel has a smaller, narrower spool, which has a hard time with larger line size. Small bait-casting reels can handle these lines and provide comparatively greater casting distance.
Casting rods, size for size, also have more backbone than spinning rods. The backbone of a rod is the side of the blank that gives the least when bent. Made properly, a casting rod's backbone will lie directly on top of the blank as the angler holds the rod. This backbone allows lures to be "ripped" through vegetation more easily, and insures a more powerful hook set than a spinning rod in the same class.
The arrival of braided line with much heavier breaking strengths brought some issues to light in bass fishing circles. This super thin line causes problems on bait-casting reels simply because it is so thin. Setting the hook on a fish with braided line on a bait-casting reel tends to bury the line deep into the spool, a situation that will cause a major backlash on the very next cast. That same thinness is why lines less than about 10-pound test are seldom found on a bait-casting reel.
Spinning tackle, on the other hand can usually handle the braids much better. In fact, several manufacturers make a reel that picks the line up on the spool in such a way that it can't bury itself into the spool on a hook set. That, coupled with the virtual no-stretch quality of the braided line has made spinning tackle more and more attractive to bass anglers.
From a saltwater perspective, anglers using baitcasting outfits can be seen more often these days fishing the inshore arena. The heavy use of artificial lures in backwaters, coupled with reels that can now stand up to saltwater conditions have made bait-casters very popular today.
The spinning tackle used in saltwater today tends to be larger than that used in freshwater and consists of larger reels on heavier rods and line up to 30-pound test.
Anglers looking to make a choice between spinning tackle and bait-casting tackle need to look at their specific fishing techniques before making that choice. In reality the choice is not between which one an angler uses. It has become a choice of which of the two an angler will use in a given situation. In general, the lighter the line required in a given fishing situation, the more attractive spinning tackle becomes.
So the answer to this oft asked question is, "it depends". Next time you think about which outfit is the better choice, make sure you determine where and how you plan to fish. That is the true decision maker between spinning and bait casting tackle.

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