
Sebarau Resources
This website is filled with information about the Hampala spp (Hampala barb, jungle perch, adong, juak, kasoop) or as it is commonly known in Malaysia:- Sebarau.
Anglers or even naturalists wanting to know about this outstanding sportfish can visit here valuable information that sport anglers glean from their experience in searching for this fantastic sportfish.
We have also be listed other lure eating fish species common to
Malaysia which can be found in the"other
species" link.
Added:
10th Dec 2020 -
Nile
Perch fishing experience, Murchison Falls, Uganda
10th Dec 2020 -
How
to use Circle Hooks
19th Aug 2020
- Revo Rocket Family species
Application
7th July 2020 - Belida
by-Catch
26th October 2018 - Murum
Dam, Sarawak, Malaysia
16th August 2018 - Single
hook fishing for Pelagics
27th July 2018 - Abu
Garcia Revo Ike, first impressions (revised 2020)
26th July 2018 - A
Hard Time at Bakun Dam Sarawak hunting for sebarau.
25th
May 2018 - Active
Response Drag Mechanism by Abu Garcia for Revo Toro
baitcast reels. View the benefits in this video.
26th
December
2017 -Toothy
Delights - more on fishing toothy creatures, the
narrow-barred spanish mackerel (tenggiri) and barracuda.
10th
October
2017 - Fine
wire hooks, can we use them for our tropical fish?
25th
August
2017 - Take a look at the new Abu
Garcia Revo MGX2
and compare it with the previous MGX.
7th
August
2017 - Some anglers believe solely in using treble
hooks for lures, but do singles work well for hooking toman?
Read
about it here.
30th June 2017 - Video
of fishing the Hampala bimaculata species, endemic to Sarawak
(Borneo), Malaysia. Click picture to view video.
Hampala macrolepidota





Conservation


We need to protect and conserve our resources by practising catch and release of our sportfish and protecting the habitat of our fishes.