Peace wrote:Cool, thanks for reposting it here.

hahas no probs! if you need anything just send me a pm i'll try to help you on it

just when i thought this was the biggest of it's kind that i've caught....,










then came this monster....

okays peace here it is for you

fishingboy wrote:yea , hahaha

hahas you are one lucky guy!

Peace wrote:That is interesting, can I further enquire which part of our waters this is caught in?

hmm im not sure but i'll ask for you

fishingboy wrote:nop , i hook it on the back of the soon hock ==

foul hook! :P

patrick2405 wrote:

Peace wrote:The two fishes are Golden Snapper (Ang Zho), I think you overlooked it. Thank you for your many photo contributions to HLF.

oops! i'll post it at the other side then.... hahas no probs!

erm peace...? there's no golden snapper page?

Peace wrote:The two fishes are Golden Snapper (Ang Zho), I think you overlooked it. Thank you for your many photo contributions to HLF.

oops! i'll post it at the other side then.... hahas no probs!

To PEACE and DBS:
yupp it was caught in local waters.... it was caught on the trip that i didn't go with my dad and uncles

It is possible, though much more uncommon than a blind snake. We can't be sure without a close up on it, it seems that a blind snake would have a typical scaly pattern on close look while the caecilian have ridges on their body. Also, an illustration on the blue colour from shedding its skin of a b...

here are my pics for contribution

here are my pics for contribution

here are my pics for contribution

afternoonfish wrote:what is the thing that this fish bites on? in the 2nd pict..

that is just a hook that is "covered" with earthworm.... i mean you slowly push the earthworm over the hook so that your hook is totally covered by the earthworm