 The Star Living
15 December 2007
By Junglebum
A visit to a hidden river in Kuala Tahan, Pahang yields a great fishing experience.
I have always had a penchant for jungle rivers. There’s something about clear water flowing over boulders and sunken logs that evokes a feeling that I’m truly home. Maybe it’s the memories from childhood, fishing the overgrown little Sungai Korok in Kangar. I would spend whole days there casually fishing for haruan and puyu, watching the wildlife go by.
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Malaysia Knife Forum
25 July 2007
By Sam Cheong
Basically, if you are into terminal tackle, rods and reels, the same principle applies when you can't get any fishing rods to suite your needs. Find a person who can build one for you!
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 Scuba diving is a fun sport - here are some pictures of scuba gear to help you get started if you are not familiar with the equipment. Scuba diving does require a bit of gear - after all, we are not meant to breathe underwater!
Even though most dive shops and all dive operators hav rentails, owning and maintaining your own scuba equipment will provide you with the security and knowledge that all your gear not only fits, but also functions and performs the way you need it to.
Let us explain all the gear you need:
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 Scuba diving is the act of swimming underwater while using Self- Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus. By carrying a source of breathing gas (usually compressed air), the scuba diver is able to stay underwater longer than with the simple breath-holding techniques used in snorkeling and free-diving, and is not hindered by air lines to a remote air source. The scuba diver typically swims underwater by using fins attached to the feet.
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 Climbing.Com
Base Camp: Malaysia
By Matt Samet
On Malaysia's high point, Mount Kinabalu (13,435 feet), lurks a climber's paradise, a granite plateau beetling with unclimbed aiguilles and rent by a 2,000-foot-deep canyon. Be first to comment this article | Views: 518 |
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