An easy one that doesn't dive nor swim away.
Weak taker but long breath-holder.
So-so figther but no complains, I'll take it! 
All catches released.
Singapore is only this small, our fishing grounds are even smaller. Protect, not da-pao.
A few today but only one worthy to post.
Easy short thrill.
Not released this time.
Singapore is only this small, our fishing grounds are even smaller. Protect, not da-pao.
My most hard-earned kim, tired, shivering, blisters and heheh.
Another never-say-never truly.
Kim's BOOMZ still the shiokest 
Thanks to kaki for company & phototaking.
Released.
Singapore is only this small, our fishing grounds are even smaller. Protect, not da-pao.
In fishing you never say never.
My mind was saying never but my hands continue casting.
Conditions were quite bad, see nothing hear nothing, casting away blindly.
But keep on casting & changing lures as many of my catches were when I least expect it.
BOOMZ!!
Caught recently, my biggest kim to date!
Thanks to very steady kakis for everything, this madness wouldn't had happened without you all
All catches released.
Singapore is only this small, our fishing grounds are even smaller. Protect, not da-pao.
My 2nd all-time best fighter, 3/4 of line out! 1st still belongs to 7kg biggie Queen from eastern waters.
I never got any melons from Upper Seletar reservoir fishing ground before. I had seen them before, they are big, beautiful, magnificent & heart beat accelerators. Tried a few times unsuccessfully as they are very very elusive. But perseverance, a little luck and steady hands & mind, finally pays off.
My 14th melon, fished out from USR's designated fishing ground!
Take was just 4-5m out but run was so strong till 50-70m out, left with 1/4 line on spool.
I was seeing line I had never seen since line spool-in. Power was 2-3x any of my past melons. I had to constantly monitor my drag as I don't know if my neglected line and trebles can hold onto my 1st USR monster.
Hookup was not good at all, only 1 or 2 hooks holding on. Lure was outside mouth so I decided to make use of the USR's sloping shore to pull it ashore instead of lipgripping. As I pull 60% of its body out of the water, the treble came off!! 
Luckily I was quick to stop it from sliding back by blocking with one of my feet. HENG LAR!!!
After this I got a temensis and another toman, all strong fighters.
All catches released.
Singapore is only this small, our fishing grounds are even smaller. Protect, not da-pao.
