２００５/０２/０９〜１６ 　KOMODO 　　KOZO　OKUBO

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We started off well with GTs being very active.
The first fish landed by the G-cup (cloudy black),
was an average class.
Faube G-cup GTSP 8/0×2

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Mr. Nakayama (Kagawa) with his good size caught on the popping pencil.

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Followed by the average size catch from Mr. Katou (Aichi) using G-cup short.

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Consecutive catch of an average size with the G-cup.
Faube G-cup GTSP 8/0×2

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Approx. 10kg
Popping pencil GTSP 8/0×2

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Approx. 30kg GT

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During this trip, there were a lot of sharks as well.
Large shark caught on G-cup (top light black)
G-cup GTSP 8/0×2

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Spanish mackerel caught by Mr. Katou

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135cm GT caught on G-cup (cloudy black)
G-cup GTSP 8/0×2

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Double hit with Mr. Nakayama and myself with matching out fits.
Both safely landed.

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The biggest GT caught during this trip was 137cm caught on the G-cup.
G-cup GTSP 8/0×2

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In the afternoon of the final day, I managed to catch an average size.


I was able to appreciate the GTs of the Komodo islands with all my body and soul.
The great nature and environment of Indonesia reminds me of the beauty and fragility of life.
With the abnormal weather conditions, massive earth quakes, and social instability,
I believe mother earth is starting to reveal its true nature.
It is becoming more apparent for the need for each and every individual to take part in their role
in conserving the environment.

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