Fishing on Tianyar Beach
Tianyar beach is located in the district of Karangasem Bali, me and some friends tried to do fishing from the Tianyar beach . Here are some photos that I had documented
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Recreational fishing
Recreational fishing
Recreational and sport fishing describe fishing primarily for pleasure or competition. Recreational fishing has conventions, rules, licensing restrictions and laws that limit the way in which fish may be caught; typically, these prohibit the use of nets and the catching of fish with hooks not in the mouth. The most common form of recreational fishing is done with a rod, reel, line, hooks and any one of a wide range of baits or lures such as artificial flies. The practice of catching or attempting to catch fish with a hook is generally known as angling. In angling, it is sometimes expected or required that fish be returned to the water (catch and release). Recreational or sport fishermen may log their catches or participate in fishing competitions.
Big-game fishing describes fishing from boats to catch large open-water species such as tuna, sharks and marlin. Sport fishing (sometimes game fishing) describes recreational fishing where the primary reward is the challenge of finding and catching the fish rather than the culinary or financial value of the fish's flesh. Fish sought after include marlin, tuna, tarpon, sailfish, shark and mackerel although the list is endless.
Recreational and sport fishing describe fishing primarily for pleasure or competition. Recreational fishing has conventions, rules, licensing restrictions and laws that limit the way in which fish may be caught; typically, these prohibit the use of nets and the catching of fish with hooks not in the mouth. The most common form of recreational fishing is done with a rod, reel, line, hooks and any one of a wide range of baits or lures such as artificial flies. The practice of catching or attempting to catch fish with a hook is generally known as angling. In angling, it is sometimes expected or required that fish be returned to the water (catch and release). Recreational or sport fishermen may log their catches or participate in fishing competitions.
Big-game fishing describes fishing from boats to catch large open-water species such as tuna, sharks and marlin. Sport fishing (sometimes game fishing) describes recreational fishing where the primary reward is the challenge of finding and catching the fish rather than the culinary or financial value of the fish's flesh. Fish sought after include marlin, tuna, tarpon, sailfish, shark and mackerel although the list is endless.
Bali has many spot to do recreational fishing.
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Thursday, August 5, 2010
Bali Fishing Boat is Jukung
Bali Fishing Boat is Jukung
The Balinese generally use jukung for fishing. These boats will venture out into the coastal waters in the evening and return with their catch before sunrise to sell at local seafood markets. However, the impact of tourism has meant that many of the island’s traditional fishermen can now supplement their limited incomes by taking paying passengers to surf and snorkel at offshore reefs and neighbour islands.
Most jukung are fairly small and this enables them to be hauled out of the water and parked on the sandy beachfront with relative ease. With an average length of approximately 5-meters and width of just 1½ -metres, a jukung can safely carry only two or three passengers. Larger models built using the same traditional design methods, utilize outboard motors and can carry divers and heavy scuba equipment to coral reef dive sites. Some entrepreneurial owners have even modified their jukung into glass bottom boats for visitors to view Bali’s amazing underwater marine life.
Although jukung may appear simple enough to the international travelers’ eye, like most things in Bali there is an underlying symbolism associated with these craft and they are constructed following a strict set of religious guidelines. When a fisherman decides to build a new boat he must first carefully choose the tree that will be used for its timber. The Balinese prefer to use the wood from the indigenous Belalu or Camplung tree, which is light, strong and ideal for boat building. Such a tree can only be cut down on an auspicious date in accordance to the ancient Balinese calendar and a special day is also sought for construction to commence. All members of the local fishing community offer their carpentry skills to construct a new jukung and this social interaction is a vital element of the Balinese Hindu culture.
The majority of jukung are built using a set of dimensions that are closely related to the owner’s personal body measurements. The Balinese strongly believe in harmonizing with the physical environment and spiritual world, thus human measurements are used in an effort to balance these invisible forces. Just like a human body, a jukung is not symmetrical. In fact, the bamboo floats that are attached to both sides and run from the bow to the stern are not even parallel. Yet this basic, but ingenious design gives the jukung a heightened degree of stability when out on the open seas.
Once the jukung has been fully constructed and brightened up with a bold coat of paint, it then undergoes a complex blessing ceremony. Offerings of rice, flowers and fruit are presented to appease the Gods and the jukung is sprinkled with holy water by a priest before it is considered seaworthy. The jutting bow is decorated with an image of the mythical Gajah Mina (elephant fish) with its fierce bulging eyes to ward off evil. The spirit of Gajah Mina is also though to bear the power of night vision and guide the jukung through all sorts of weather conditions.
The price of a trip in a traditional Balinese jukung is negotiable and some of the older fishermen have some fascinating tales about the superstitions and the spirit of the sea.
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The Balinese generally use jukung for fishing. These boats will venture out into the coastal waters in the evening and return with their catch before sunrise to sell at local seafood markets. However, the impact of tourism has meant that many of the island’s traditional fishermen can now supplement their limited incomes by taking paying passengers to surf and snorkel at offshore reefs and neighbour islands.
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Although jukung may appear simple enough to the international travelers’ eye, like most things in Bali there is an underlying symbolism associated with these craft and they are constructed following a strict set of religious guidelines. When a fisherman decides to build a new boat he must first carefully choose the tree that will be used for its timber. The Balinese prefer to use the wood from the indigenous Belalu or Camplung tree, which is light, strong and ideal for boat building. Such a tree can only be cut down on an auspicious date in accordance to the ancient Balinese calendar and a special day is also sought for construction to commence. All members of the local fishing community offer their carpentry skills to construct a new jukung and this social interaction is a vital element of the Balinese Hindu culture.
The majority of jukung are built using a set of dimensions that are closely related to the owner’s personal body measurements. The Balinese strongly believe in harmonizing with the physical environment and spiritual world, thus human measurements are used in an effort to balance these invisible forces. Just like a human body, a jukung is not symmetrical. In fact, the bamboo floats that are attached to both sides and run from the bow to the stern are not even parallel. Yet this basic, but ingenious design gives the jukung a heightened degree of stability when out on the open seas.
Once the jukung has been fully constructed and brightened up with a bold coat of paint, it then undergoes a complex blessing ceremony. Offerings of rice, flowers and fruit are presented to appease the Gods and the jukung is sprinkled with holy water by a priest before it is considered seaworthy. The jutting bow is decorated with an image of the mythical Gajah Mina (elephant fish) with its fierce bulging eyes to ward off evil. The spirit of Gajah Mina is also though to bear the power of night vision and guide the jukung through all sorts of weather conditions.
The price of a trip in a traditional Balinese jukung is negotiable and some of the older fishermen have some fascinating tales about the superstitions and the spirit of the sea.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Lake Fishing in Bali and Basic Fishing Tips
Lake Fishing in Bali (Buyan & Tamblingan Lake)
This two lake located in Sukasada Village, Buleleng Regency and located near of each other. It's about 21 km south of Singaraja City. We able to see the panorama directly from Asah Gobleg area. In the street side there are a lot of place to sit and relaxing while we watch the Lake. because this area located between of this two lake. For the people who liked camping, in this area also have a location that support for camping. We can reach this Lake about 2-3 hrs from Denpasar to the north. Around the lake, there are also a lot of monkeys that randomly appear in the street near the Lake. There are some facility in this lake, like Parking area, traditional boot to rent for recreation even for fishing in this Lake.
This two Lake located in a very strategic area, which is between Lovina Beach, Ulun danu beratan temple and also Gitgit waterfall. With mount Lesong as it's background this lake offer a very nice experience if you wish to visit. Now this area has been developed, that seen from a lot of tourist come to this place everyday, from domestic tourist until the tourists from foreign country.
Photo by : Dwi "Praise" ArdanaBasic Fishing Tips For Lake Fishing
For most anglers, the purpose of going fishing is to catch fish. If you have ever spent the day fishing in a lake without catching any fish, then you know just how frustrating it is to go home empty handed after hours of fishing. Fortunately, there are some things an angler can do to increase their chances of catching more fish. This article will discuss several tips to help make your next fishing trip more successful.
First, and most important, make sure the lake you plan to fish has been stocked with fish. Fishing a lake that you are not sure has any fish in it will only be a waste of time. Knowing the type of fish the lake is stocked with will help you decide what type of bait to use.
Fish are unpredictable. It is impossible to know when or what fish will be feeding on at any given time. So, switching between live bait and various artificial baits will only increase your chances of attracting some type of fish. Try varying between top water baits, spinner baits, plastic worms or live baits like minnows or worms until something works.
When you get to the lake you will be fishing, take a good look at around and locate any lily pads, logs, or large rocks where fish may be hiding, since these will be prime areas to target. Don't stay in the same place too long. Cast your bait near lily pads, logs and rocks where fish are likely to be hiding. If you don't catch anything or get any bites after a few casts, then move on to the next spot. The more ground you cover the better your chances of finding and catching fish.
Going fishing and having nothing to show for it is just no fun. The next time you set out to go fishing, follow these simple tips and make your next fishing trip more successful. Just remember to bring something to put the fish in.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Bali Fishing And Have Fun
Bali Fishing And Have Fun
Fishing in Bali is a very amazing tour to explore the wide Indian Ocean with high speed boat to have fun and fish many of tropical fish. As you probably known, Indonesia is a country which is very rich with maritime island. Bali fishing is one or the best spot to fish and catch the big fishes. There you’ll fish like the professional fisherman and you will be able to catch many fishes in the Bali Ocean. You’ll explore the Bali fishing Trips Point by speed boat with your friends, business partner, family or colleague. You’ll get great experiences and enjoy fishing of ocean.
Fishing in Bali Well, fishing in bali has been quite great. There you’ll be buffeted by howling the ocean’s courtesy of the local fisherman which is very common in August. The average fishes catched are usually between 25-50 fishes, weight average between 4-8kg. With some jigging methods it will be more productive.
Fishing in Bali While cruising around your Bali fishing tours, you can also enjoy your lunch and dinner with the nice speed boat. If you want another challenge, you can go dive or snorkel. You can also go to visit some islands near to Bali Island, such as Nusa Penida Island, Nusa Ceningan Island and Nusa Lembongan Island. Fishing in Bali is something worth to go for!
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Fishing in Bali
Bali Fishing Activity is an exciting tour exploring the Indian Ocean with speed boat to fish the tropical fish. Indonesia is maritime island and Bali is the only one part of best fishing venue to catch big fishes from the sea. You will do like professional fisherman and catch the fish as big as you can from the Bali Ocean. We will explore the Bali fishing Spot Point by boat together with your family or colleague and you will get amazing experience in the center of ocean. you will be challenged to use your high technical fishing from the basic coral until the trawling fishing.
The best area for fishing in Bali is now available, Get fish from the under water and catch as big as you can. With the agent of Marine Adventure will drop you on the right fishing point. Choose from the formal Deep-Sea Fishing Trips or Trawling and Coral Fishing from native our out Riggers. What to bring hat, sun glasses, change cloth, camera, money, sun screen.
Coral Fishing : Fishing on boat and set the anchor in the fishing point to avoid the movable the boat from the wave. Start fishing and joining the panorama and the real atmosphere of the ocean.
Trawling Fishing : Get fishing on the boat while it runs over the ocean. Start fishing to drop down the fishhook in the water and pull the way of boat. The fish will chase your fishhook and catch them. This fishing will use the power boat.
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The best area for fishing in Bali is now available, Get fish from the under water and catch as big as you can. With the agent of Marine Adventure will drop you on the right fishing point. Choose from the formal Deep-Sea Fishing Trips or Trawling and Coral Fishing from native our out Riggers. What to bring hat, sun glasses, change cloth, camera, money, sun screen.
Coral Fishing : Fishing on boat and set the anchor in the fishing point to avoid the movable the boat from the wave. Start fishing and joining the panorama and the real atmosphere of the ocean.
Trawling Fishing : Get fishing on the boat while it runs over the ocean. Start fishing to drop down the fishhook in the water and pull the way of boat. The fish will chase your fishhook and catch them. This fishing will use the power boat.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Amed Bali more than just fishing
Amed Bali more than just fishing
Amed is located in East Bali Karangasem. To get there you need to use the main road from Amlapura and Culik. Amed Bali is mostly a quiet place with a stunning ocean view, Gunung Agung view from Amed Since this area is one of the best places in Bali to go to for scuba diving, snorkling and fishing, travelers mainly come here to marvel at the diverse sea life.
Besides diving and snorkeling the main activity is just relaxing far away from the crowds in the south... the Amed area offers stunning ocean vistas. Headland after headland offers amazing ocean landscapes. Everywhere you go you will see crystal clear water which we can't get enough of...The landscape is very arid and the slopes of the mountain all look bare.
Rice fields are out of the question and the only food that is grown in the wet season are peanuts, soya beans and corn. Other sources income are salt winning and fishing which is done all year round. Especially around the villages Amed and Congkang you can see the salt winning activities while the other beaches are mostly covered with colorful Jukungs which are traditional fishing boats. I guess besides the fact that it is right at the sea and its refreshing breeze, quiet Amed ocean view Amed is a really easy going place where you could be the only one staying in one of the hotels or restaurants.
And the locals in Amed seem to mind their own business. Despite the fact that they are friendly and helpful, the Balinese in this part of the island don't seem to be behind you every time you turn around. While we are usually up and about during our trips through Bali, Amed made us just want to slow down a bit and enjoy the breathtaking setting.
So if you want to leave the crowd behind without anybody wanting something from you then this is definitely the place to go, this part of Bali is one of the quietest and let's hope it remains that way. Its beaches are rocky and or have black sand and there are no waves so it is not popular among sunbathers and surfers.
The majority of the travelers who do head to Amed are divers. This area has one of the best diving sites in Bali. Not only do divers like to discover the marine life in this area, but they also take the boat up to Tulamben where you can find other popular diving sites.
If you do want to see more of eastern Bali there are many tours organized in Amed. They mainly show the highlights of this part of the island, such as climbing Agung mountain , visiting the water palace at Tirta Gangga and hiking or cycling through the country side.
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Amed is located in East Bali Karangasem. To get there you need to use the main road from Amlapura and Culik. Amed Bali is mostly a quiet place with a stunning ocean view, Gunung Agung view from Amed Since this area is one of the best places in Bali to go to for scuba diving, snorkling and fishing, travelers mainly come here to marvel at the diverse sea life.
Besides diving and snorkeling the main activity is just relaxing far away from the crowds in the south... the Amed area offers stunning ocean vistas. Headland after headland offers amazing ocean landscapes. Everywhere you go you will see crystal clear water which we can't get enough of...The landscape is very arid and the slopes of the mountain all look bare.
Rice fields are out of the question and the only food that is grown in the wet season are peanuts, soya beans and corn. Other sources income are salt winning and fishing which is done all year round. Especially around the villages Amed and Congkang you can see the salt winning activities while the other beaches are mostly covered with colorful Jukungs which are traditional fishing boats. I guess besides the fact that it is right at the sea and its refreshing breeze, quiet Amed ocean view Amed is a really easy going place where you could be the only one staying in one of the hotels or restaurants.And the locals in Amed seem to mind their own business. Despite the fact that they are friendly and helpful, the Balinese in this part of the island don't seem to be behind you every time you turn around. While we are usually up and about during our trips through Bali, Amed made us just want to slow down a bit and enjoy the breathtaking setting.
So if you want to leave the crowd behind without anybody wanting something from you then this is definitely the place to go, this part of Bali is one of the quietest and let's hope it remains that way. Its beaches are rocky and or have black sand and there are no waves so it is not popular among sunbathers and surfers.
The majority of the travelers who do head to Amed are divers. This area has one of the best diving sites in Bali. Not only do divers like to discover the marine life in this area, but they also take the boat up to Tulamben where you can find other popular diving sites.
If you do want to see more of eastern Bali there are many tours organized in Amed. They mainly show the highlights of this part of the island, such as climbing Agung mountain , visiting the water palace at Tirta Gangga and hiking or cycling through the country side.
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