I don't know the details but I believe this was on a recent fishing trip that he made with his colleagues. Hey, Lipp Kee, I'll have to let you share with the rest exactly what you were up to & where you were ...
Whatever it is, it looks like fun.
Photo (1) : Your yacht, Mr Chieh?
Photo (2) : Nice picture, from this twin engine craft
Photo (3) : What a big plate of "curry fish head" this would make!
Photo (4) : Aye aye, captain!
Photo (5) : Stop being so crabby
Photo (6) : Look at this big one I caught
Photo (7) : Another one for dinner
Photo (8) : Look what my crab net brought in
Thanks for sharing the photos, CLK. Now tell us all what we missed ...
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Wow! just look at the boat with those two 130hp Honda engines, bet she 'flies' like a Skyhawk eh CLK?
ReplyDeleteIs that a salmon in photo 3?
What a lot of sashimi this would make ... hehehe
ReplyDeleteIt looks cold. So bikini babes on the boat, CLK?
ReplyDeleteAround Vancouver Island, buddy?
ReplyDeleteany korean fish?
ReplyDeleteThere were no Korean Fish, nor Bikini Babes on board... :)
ReplyDeleteIt was around Northern Vancouver Island,BC.
It is called Chinook or King or Spring Salmon...21.5 lbs, this one.I wish I could have it as sashimi. But because I could not deep freeze it to kill off the parasites and eggs, curry fish head was the way to go LOH!
The twin engines can get the boat to as fast as 40 knots (74 kmph), no worries.
Any Oh Chio, Pek Chio, Ikan Tengiri ???
ReplyDeleteNow that you have seen the fishing in Canada, does anyone know of a good fishing trip for family that i can do in August when i come back?
ReplyDeleteThat can be combined in staying at a certain resort for a few days.
Thanks
The longkang near my house used to be good fishing ground, CLK !!! ROTFLMAO !!!
ReplyDeleteIs there any scuba diving around there, LK ?
ReplyDeleteWow! CLK. Amazing fishing trip. Very envious. May I suggest we have a class reunion in Canada and CLK can take us all fishing in his big twin engine beast.
ReplyDeletewhat a far cry from that old photo of the small boys Jude, Subra, Sinos etc carrying little plastic bags of tiny fishys!
ReplyDeleteHi JK, hows the fishing at your kampung in the UK?
ReplyDeleteI presume fishing can be pretty good in Plymouth if I have a boat like our tow kay friend (CLK). So far only ever tried catching a few miserable small mackerel (poor man fishing). Fishing brings back a lot of fond memories of our classmate, Andrew Kang. Andrew took me on a number of fishing trips during my year in Melbourne (1989). We would hire a boat and fish at Port Philip Bay hoping to land a few gigantic snappers but we always end up with FLATHEADS. Arrrghhhh. However, we had such a lot of fun together. Pity I didn't catch up with our Lawyer friend, GL, while I was there. Apparently, he is also a keen fisherman, so he claims.
ReplyDeleteGL ... fisherman back then? I wonder what fish he was after? hehehe
ReplyDeleteHuh? GL fisherman back then? That's surprising. Could he be fishing for a 'two legged fish' then?
ReplyDeleteHa ha. Very funny, guys. I was a mad keen angler when I was studying in Melbourne. But could not afford to go out in a nice boat like CLK. So I just fished from the jetties around Port Philip Bay.
ReplyDeleteAt that time, Andrew had no interest in fishing so I had to fish alone. Used to go down to the jetty at sunset and fished by myself until 2 or 3am. Even went in winter when the temp was about 8 degrees. It was freezing!
Andrew got interested in fishing after I left Melbourne. So we never had the chance to fish together.
Yeah, did a bit of two-legged fishing in Melbourne too - but that's another story altogether ;-)
Hello Teh-O-Pok,
ReplyDeleteLast time small fish mah b'coz of economic crisis, bo lui, harap ikan free only mah..But most of the boys of the boy si the eralier pixs are "big Fish"in therr own ways , right?
You can tell us all about the two-legged fishing experiences over a beer or five, Georgie Boy. LOL
ReplyDeleteBe glad to, mate. If I know who you are.
ReplyDeleteAdoh, after so long, why still so many Anons and pseudonyms? Come out of the closet, lah ... LOL!
Ya lah, up till now they are still very shy and malu to use their names instead of Anons and Pseudonyms ho?
ReplyDeleteCome out of your coconut shells lah....LOL!
Very sorry if I've offended anybody kay?
Ha ! Big Chieh catches Big Fish ! LOL
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