Locally known as Tapah fish a snake-head variety. The bigger ones reputedly a man-eater (not sure how far this is true) This fish was caught in the upper reaches of one of the big rivers at our National Park.
I didn't know they sold those as Burger King Thing quite a, well, a very big thing A fish by the looks of it and how it suits you Catching a whopper, not a kangaroo shoe ;)
Hank, you are so right. You took the rough seas and caught a WHOPPER! My Lord, that is the Moby Dick of day fishing, ha ha.
Thanks for your support during our "Nina Days." It's part of the reason I haven't been posting much. You are such a good friend to add your thoughts... Amelita
OMG, Hank ... that fish is huge! What kind is it?
ReplyDeleteLocally known as Tapah fish a snake-head variety. The bigger ones reputedly a man-eater (not sure how far this is true) This fish was caught in the upper reaches of one of the big rivers at our National Park.
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That's a huge one!
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My what a huge one Hank? what sort was that?
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Oh, I most definitely DO stay on the sidelines. It's a safe place!
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That is enormous
ReplyDeleteNever know what could come if you jump in, but sometimes the sidelines are much better
ReplyDeletei dunno...sometimes it is the gamble that makes life worth it....
ReplyDeletenothing ventures nothing gained....smiles.
Ah boys and their fishing stories:) Huge catch...I hope you have this pictured framed in your house:)
ReplyDeleteWow, great catch!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know they sold those as Burger King
ReplyDeleteThing quite a, well, a very big thing
A fish by the looks of it and how it suits you
Catching a whopper, not a kangaroo shoe ;)
Rare moments biggie came along
DeleteResult of joint efforts was not alone
Tough fight
What fright
Worth the experience this occasion
Hank
Impressive catch! It must've taken a while to get it out of the water.
ReplyDeleteVery nice catch...sometimes you just gotta jump in...
ReplyDeleteHank, you are so right. You took the rough seas and caught a WHOPPER! My Lord, that is the Moby Dick of day fishing, ha ha.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your support during our "Nina Days." It's part of the reason I haven't been posting much. You are such a good friend to add your thoughts... Amelita
Wow. I remember attempting to fish when I was younger. But we never did catch anything that big.
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit slow on revisits... when busy. I'm attempting a CD catch up day.
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