zone: jerudong to bukit aguk
chump (tabur) method was effective i.e. by lowering home-made cute cage.. zuk alamrox was the luckiest as he's the nearest to it!
total caught: 1 red grouper, 2 lapih, 5 anduping, 2 bebrahan, 2 grouper, 1 santak, handful of kerisi, 1 dozen of sulit & 2 dozen of pisang pisang
value for $.. zuk alamrox with his red grouper
nice hair hahhaha.. chopper landing pad hairdo or
L shape top stylish hahahha
Sunday, 8 November 2009
alamrox's xpdc
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Labels: bebrahan, grouper, kerisi, lapih anduping, pisang pisang, red grouper, santak, sulit
Saturday, 7 November 2009
ocean conveyor belt

ocean conveyor belt? what on earth is that?
- the great ocean conveyor belt is the earth’s circulatory system. it is the driving force behind global weather patterns, which as a result, all life is sustained
- through heat and moisture exchanges, the conveyor warms the air in upper latitudes while delivering fresh water across the globe

- the conveyor belt generates power comparable to one million nuclear power plants
- one cycle of the great ocean conveyor belt takes about 1000 years
- without the great ocean conveyor belt, some scientists believe that the northern hemispheres would plunge into a mini ice age. This last occurred 13,000 years ago

global ocean surface currents

because earth is round, it is heated unevenly by sunlight

the equator is much hotter than the poles because light from the sun strikes earth more directly at the equator at higher latitudes the sun’s energy striking earth is spread over a larger area

solar heating is one element or subsystem of the global system

thermohaline circulation or meridional overturning circulation is another terms for ocean conveyor belt

the most dramatic ways in which we experience Earth's climate - monsoons, drought, cold snaps, and storms - come from the sky. but climate is as much a product of the sea as the sky: whatever happens to one affects the other i.e. fishermen & sports fishing


the global oceanic conveyor belt
- at the equator, the sun warms surface waters and triggers evaporation. as water evaporates, the tropical waters get saltier
- the warm, salty water is carried northward along the east coast of the united States by the gulf stream, a tributary of the conveyor, and then over towards europe
- as it travels, this current releases a huge amount of heat to the atmosphere in the north atlantic

- as this great volume of water becomes colder and denser, it plunges downward to the ocean depths (salty, cold water is denser than fresher, warm water)
- as cold, salty water sinks in the north atlantic, it pulls warm, salty tropical waters northward to replace the sinking colder waters

- this massive plunge of water drives the ocean's "conveyor belt," sending deep currents traveling along the ocean bottom to surface elsewhere around the world. eventually these currents resurface in the atlantic


game on! lets fish..
credits: flickr/ oceanmotion.org / edf.org/ students.washington.edu/ education.gsfc.nasa.gov/ physicalgeography.net / pbs.org/other sources
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Labels: nature
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
nite cruising
psb (pengkalan si babau) to ujung tamoi... simply cruising & refreshing old memories i.e just to check out the old takat (artificial reefs) that haven't been visited for ages
football socks?? n i c e hehehehe
*kampong air gallery of cultural & tourism
(*water village) sorry the image aint in good manner
learn from him how to inhale fresh galaxy with star trek hahaha ZzzzZzzz
ujung tamoi as to get live prawn bait
ready to transfer
700 live prawns that will be sold for 3 days by gs parado
haz alamrox in action
brunei arts & handicrafts training centre..famous for sting ray, barramundi, travelly, grouper, mangrove jack, lane snapper, flatfish & barracuda
fishfinder is part of angler's gear
gs parado used to be the brunei national's 4th goalkeeper in 1995-1998.. got to compete the jersey with yunos yusof, ibrahim bakar & jefri mohamed
the socks stay as sweet memories!
the socks help to avoid being attack by mosquitoes!
lurung sekuna as one of the best takat for quality fighting fish!
juz woke up! last time it was white.. now his watch is orange!
prize presentation hahahaha
luvly teeth.. sexy blue eye too hehehehe
whoever aint fallin' inluv with mangrove jack..will be a senseless angler!
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Labels: location, mangrove jack
Sunday, 1 November 2009
singapore
(chh) chop hock heng, 289 beach road
g-loomis of usa products are chh's specialist
eric was entartaining us with his joyful spirits
yakub (x-singapore national's reserved goalkeeper, x-home united's goalkeeper coach in the singapore league) is abgCF best buddy and he's trying to look for something good
along the beach road
lure heaven, 10 bussorah street
davy ong & tall lady
that slim lady's busy fixing the phone line while abgCF's there, then she emerged.. she's tall & leggy! six footer i bet hahaha, even davy said "hey.. tall lady assist abgCF to get his stuff ". numerous japanese anglers 're there too!
abgCF - dav, u're wearing casio watch with tide indicator?
davy - just moon phase..
abgCF - dont u know that new casio has fishing level mode?
davy - pardon?? is that new casio?
abgCF - it's new.. with moon data & fish indicator.. sort of fish finder!
davy - wow! i'll get more info about it.. tnx bro
hot spot, 56 kandahar street
good reels of japanese made 're available here!
jason.. i know u're hiding behind the see-thru cabinet of that green plant hehehe
uncle cheong in action.. most anglers in singapore are familiar with him
nice zone to relax along the street too..
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Labels: info
Thursday, 29 October 2009
sea sickness


should you encounter tummy upset & hammering head, try 100 plus!
more info at www.100plus.com.my/ver_06/isotonic/index.html
soda is to avoid sea sickness

lets fish..
credits: f & n/ flicker,/100 plus/ fredmiranda/ various sources
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Tuesday, 27 October 2009
brunei bay
5kg barramundi
our nite trip : psb (pengkalan si babau) - pulau keingaran - pulau cermin - pudak - pulau si bungur - psb
6 mangrove jack, 1 grouper
caught in total..
1 barramundi, 6 mangrove jack, 2 grouper, 1 sembilang & 1 tabana
zuk alamrox, zimin pudak, haz alamrox, azimCF, abgCF & hafiCF
couldn't stop laughing due to zuk alamrox's funny stories
we figure-out that past 3 weeks numerous mangrove jack were caught by anglers throughout brunei darussalam. in august & september were barramundi! croxfiber can't wait for november & december of hidden treasures in brunei bay.. insallah
lets fish.. game on!
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Labels: barramundi, mangrove jack, sembilang, tabana
Monday, 26 October 2009
revolutionize..

is climate change truly occurring?
Yes! In February 2007, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reported to the United Nations that the Earth’s climate system is undoubtedly getting warmer
According to the Climate Impacts Group at the University of Washington, the average annual temperature in the Pacific Northwest rose by 1.5° F in the 20th century and is expected to rise 0.5° F per decade in the first half of the 21st century

The graph below shows the global annual temperature change since 1880. Even with variation over the years, the general trend is clearly upward. Some cooler temperatures in recent years have prompted people to ask if there is now a global cooling trend, but as the graph shows, even several years of cooling doesn’t mean a long-term warming trend is over
The land-ocean temperature index combines data on air temperatures over land with data on sea surface temperatures. (“Mean” is the midpoint between the highest and lowest.) The black line shows the annual changes; the red line tracks 5-year periods. Source: NASA Goddard institute for Space Studies (January 11, 2008) 
Although specific, individual events can’t be directly linked to global warming, the IPCC has noted many indications of climate change around the world:
- Retreating mountain glaciers on all continents

- Thinning ice caps in the Arctic and Antarctic

- Rising sea level – about 6-7 inches in the 20th century

- More frequent heavy precipitation events (rainstorms, floods or snowstorms) in many areas

- More intense and longer droughts over wider areas, especially in the tropics and subtropics



lets fish? game on??
ask ourselves.. what could we do in order to save.. 4W
world? water? weather? wrongdoer? & ...
who? where? when? what?


credits: ecy.wa.gov/ flickr/ various info
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