Wednesday, 24 April 2013

Elak memakai cincin berbatu ketika memancing

 

Oleh Nordin Misnan


























MEMAKAI cincin berbatu sama ada nilam, zamrud, delima, batu serai, kayu tas dan sebagainya mempunyai keistimewaannya tersendiri serta si pemakai kelihatan gah. Bagaimanapun, jika anda memakainya ketika memancing.... anda mungkin akan pulang dengan tangan kosong. Benar atau tidak, terpulanglah... mungkin juga ia secara kebetulannya.
MEMAKAI cincin berbatu sama ada nilam, zamrud, delima, batu serai, kayu tas dan sebagainya mempunyai keistimewaannya tersendiri serta si pemakai kelihatan gah.

Bagaimanapun, jika anda memakainya ketika memancing.... anda mungkin akan pulang dengan tangan kosong. Benar atau tidak, terpulanglah... mungkin juga ia secara kebetulannya.

Bagi seorang pemancing tegar, Mohd Suffian Hassan dari Melaka, beliau mempunyai pengalaman memancing dengan memakai cincin berbatu serai dan kayu tas, di mana tiada sebarang tangkapan diperoleh ketika mengikuti trip menjejak kelah di Lubuk Kaloi, Taman Negara Kuala Koh, baru-baru ini.

Bukan beliau saja, tidak memperoleh sebarang tangkapan... malah beberapa rakan yang mengikuti trip berkenaan turut pulang dengan tangan kosong. Sudah puas pelbagai umpan termasuk buah ara masak ranum, kelapa sawit peram dan ..... digunakan, namun tiada sebarang reaksi daripada Raja air tawar berkenaan.

Begitu juga menyamar, berpakaian hitam dan bersembunyi di belakang pokok ketika memancing kelah, namun masih gagal. Bahkan, dalam trip itu tiada seorang pun pemancing memperoleh ikan sama ada kelah, lampam sungai, kerai mahupun kejor.

Selepas diperiksa, seorang pemancing menunjukkan sebentuk cincin berbatu kayu tas.

Tindakannya itu, menyebabkan seorang pemancing veteran marah dan kecewa, lalu menasihatkan rakannya itu supaya tidak memakainya ketika menyertai trip pada masa akan datang.



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Mormyshka(Lures)



       


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Mormyshka (or Mormishka, or Marmooska, Russian: мормышка) is a sort of fishing lure or a jig. The word is derived from Russian word Mormysh (Russian: мормыш) - that means Freshwater Shrimp (Gammarus).
Mormyshka was invented in the 19th century in Russia. The prototypes were big spoon lures used for ice fishing. Trying to imitate shrimps, anglers made lures smaller and changed the way of fixing them on the line. As a result, efficient lures appeared and were spread quickly among ice fishermen all around Russia and Scandinavia.
Mormyshka consists of a metallic head, often made of tungsten, and a hook soldered in it. There is a small vertical hole in the middle of the head where the line passes through.

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The way to knot Mormyshka to the line is unusual, but is not difficult. The line is put through the hole and tied to the hook. When suspended, Mormyshka keeps an almost horizontal position, and the point of the hook is above its shank.

Some mormyshkas have a Bead Head on the hook.
In contrast to Jig Heads, original Russian Mormyshka jigs have no up eye; Mormyshkas are not always globe-shaped. There are many forms that provide different presentations to fish; Usually, high quality Mormyshka is not painted, but coated or plated with Nickel, Brass, Copper, Gold, Silver, or combination of two metals, that provides better attraction to fish.
For the past few years Mormyshka has been used in summer fishing as well with long poles and a float or a nod. It is used either with live bait or alone. Also, anglers use palmers tied on Mormyshkas.

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Storm Gomoku Series Metal Jig - Thunder Jig


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The Storm Thunder Jig is no newcomer to the Storm Gomoku Metal Jig line up. A proven fish-catching jig, it now comes in 7 new colours! Featuring the same quality holographic finishes as the other metals in the Storm Gomoku series, it is a deadly weapon especially for slow-jigging the bottom, thanks to its bottom-heavy curvature that gives a glittering flutter on the drop. The 28g & 40g models are also great for casting and speed-jigging. 

Species: GT, Diamond Trevally, Coral Trout, Grouper, Snapper, Cobia, Queenfish, Bludger Trevally & Golden Trevally
Technique: Slow-Jigging (Casting and Speed Jigging - 28 & 40g)
Available Weight: 28g, 40g, 60g


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Storm Thunder Jig memang telah terbukti sebagai jig yang amat berkesan sebelum kemasukkannya kedalam siri jig besi Storm Gomoku. Ia kini terdapat dalam 7 warna baru yang juga mempunyai ciri-ciri kemasan holografik berkualiti seperti jig-jig besi Storm Gomoku yang lain. Storm Thunder Jig yang berciri berat-bawah ini amat berkesan terutamanya ketika memburu spesis demersil dengan teknik jigging dasar perlahan. Jig berat 28g dan 40g juga sesuai untuk casting dan jigging berkelajuan tinggi.

Spesis: Gerepoh (GT), Ebek, Kerapu, Kerapu Bara, Jenahak, Haruan Tasik, Talang, Jemuduk, Gerong Belang
Teknik: Jigging Dasar Secara Perlahan (Casting dan Jigging Berkelajuan Tinggi - 28g & 40g)
Berat Jig: 28g, 40g, 60g

Storm Thunder Jig

7 New Colours!

Storm Gomoku Series

7 Colours (2 models with dual face design)

Bottom-heavy design

Dual Face Design

Dual Face Design 

Dual Face Design

Holographic eyes

Sleek lines 

Ebek love them! 


 Yu Hock and Ebek

Yu Hock and Cobia 

Ebek again 

Other Trevally species love Thunder Jig too! 

Double happiness! 

Kerapu Batik 

Another Ebek 

Strike!

Yeeha!!

Juvenile Ebek

 Only Storm Gomoku!
 
 
 
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