I was looking forward to the on the water review of the Fox Hunting rod. Looks like lots of fun. Hopefully there will be more demand for CDMs to make more Ajing rods.
According to Wikipedia porgy is a fish we call bream. They are very similar to snapper, they are silver version of this fish that hang around where fresh water meets the salt water more inside rivers or lakes. Snapper or pinkies (nick name when there small) are a ocean fish and move into shallower water and river/ creek mouths to the ocean to spawn in warmer months. There are exceptions they do live in a location all year around as well. Snapper can get really big we see a few catches +80cm they have been known to reach over 1m but is extreamly rear now days. A leagal size is 28cm, at this size they are 3 fish to ~1kg gutted and de-scaled.
I was looking forward to the on the water review of the Fox Hunting rod. Looks like lots of fun. Hopefully there will be more demand for CDMs to make more Ajing rods.
I think we also need to demand more, if we buy, they will make it. .
Just posted the review video
Great looking setup with that reel and sounds like its a winner. Nice job Jacob!
Thanks Larry :)
Same colours as the channel!
Yessir
For a moment I thought you would go in the water to play with the stingray
A certain famous event has me avoiding that at all costs
Those pinkys look similar to the porgy I have here in New Jersey U.S.A
According to Wikipedia porgy is a fish we call bream. They are very similar to snapper, they are silver version of this fish that hang around where fresh water meets the salt water more inside rivers or lakes. Snapper or pinkies (nick name when there small) are a ocean fish and move into shallower water and river/ creek mouths to the ocean to spawn in warmer months. There are exceptions they do live in a location all year around as well. Snapper can get really big we see a few catches +80cm they have been known to reach over 1m but is extreamly rear now days. A leagal size is 28cm, at this size they are 3 fish to ~1kg gutted and de-scaled.
Yes they look like what we call bream. Caught them in the Histar GIU video last week. Similar to these in many ways.