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Comment on A Snapper, a Goby and a Barracuda! by totogamboa

totogamboa — Wed, 23 May 2012 19:51:53 +0000

Hi, I am no expert in fishing so I am not sure if I’d be that helpful in my asnwers First, I usually fish around Ternate and most at Puerto Azul. There are also areas in Ternate outside of Puerto Azul that you can fish. In my case, I just usually drive around to find some spots. Nevertheless, the Cavite coastline must have great spots for fishing. I use a light rod and a spinning reel and use mostly peeled shrimps as baits. Sometimes, the small fish that I caught on site are used as baits too. I just slice them up. Hope this helps.

Comment on A Snapper, a Goby and a Barracuda! by iQ50

iQ50 — Wed, 23 May 2012 17:58:12 +0000

Sir can i ask where did you fish in cavite?
Im really interested in fishing but im a total begginer, actually im not yet in the begging mode. I dont even have a rod and reel. I dont have a clue on what to buy.
Sir if i go on a saltwater like the beach what can you recommed on what to bring? Like what type of rods? Line? Bait and lure, etc.
TIA!

Comment on A Snapper, a Goby and a Barracuda! by iQ50

iQ50 — Wed, 23 May 2012 17:52:03 +0000

Sir im really interested in fishing.
Where in cavite do you fish?
Im a total beginer in fishing. (no rod and reel yet) still canvasing for a good set. I really want to fish in saltwater, like on the beach.
But i dont know anything about what type of lure or bait to use. Types of rod line and hooks.
Tia!

Comment on Wild Bird Photography – Dollarbird by totogamboa

totogamboa — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 05:37:18 +0000

Thanks for taking time on this article Jonathan! Sending you an email.

Comment on Wild Bird Photography – Dollarbird by Jonathan

Jonathan — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 04:30:04 +0000

Good day! Great tips you got there about bird photography. Im also into this although I’m limited by my 300mm lens reach.

Anyway, I’m Filipino but currently here in Japan studying. We are currently doing a study on the migration routes and identifying subspecies of the dollarbird. We have data for this bird when they’re in Japan for the summer to breed but we would like to get data from the Philippines too. As an avid wild bird photographer, I would like to ask:
1. Where do you usually find them there?
2. Are they abundant or rare? And in what months?

We are looking for research partners in pinas so if you would be interested, or you know someone who would be, please send me a message through my email. Thanks in advance man.

Jonathan.

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Comment on Check if your Internet Service Provider Degrades Photo Quality by totogamboa

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Comment on Expertise Bug Leads to Major Database Design Blunder by darwin25

darwin25 — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 04:14:55 +0000

Wow that sucks. A single missing piece of information caused a major re-writing. One cannot really underestimate the value of domain expertise when it comes to designing databases. Of course nowadays as you yourself said, databases are taken for granted.