The 2019 Fishing season is about to start, once the NE winds die down we will start to fish. KIDUSI is currently on the slipway and will be back in the water on tuesday. Engine serviced and fuel tankes filled ……we will start. April dates have been posted, as well as Dates from mid May […]
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The winter Monsoon winds from the North East have brought cooler clearer weather to Hong Kong, making the days sunny and pleasant Unfortunately for the fishing its brought the winds which has made it too rough to venture offshore. As well as the winds the currents have also changed meaning the water now comes from […]
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A half day trolling and bottom fishing around the Po Toi Island. A mackerel and a Kawa Kawa caught before lunch. The mackerel was taken to the Po Toi restaurant and steamed, very good. A second was caught soon after restarting. Bottom fishing was not so successful. A great day never the less. Sunday saw […]
Drink/Dinner Saturday 11th August Join Tailchasers, the Mandarin Sport Fishing Club and other anglers at the Yacht Club Causawaybay at 6pm An informal get together of anglers for drinks and/or dinner Whatsapp if you can make it all anglers welcome
Developing low pressure system in the South China Sea is bringing unfavourable conditions offshore ,therefore we are having to postponing theTournament . A rescheduled Tournament date will be posted as soon as possible A second low pressure system on the east of the Philippines will intensify and arrive to the east of Hong Kong on […]
We can now offer a fixed 12 in Dredge with bag Ideal for running with Ballyhoo Teasers.
Heres our latest
The weak depression has strengthen and has now been named Ewiniar. Having don a 360 degree turn is forecast to move East, passing just South of Hong Kong This has built up the seas and means we are unlikely to get off shore until early next week In the mean time Kidusi has been fitted […]
The Aberdeen Boat Club Tournament was held on the 26th May with four boats and over 25 anglers taking part. Strong winds and rain over night brought a choppy start with the boats going over 40 miles to find the blue water. A variety of fish were caught mainly Mahi Mahi but included Rainbow Runner, Tuna and a Barracuda. Boat […]
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