Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Catering Event: Insane Wedding

Sorry for the slow catering event update, but don't worry, it'll be worth it.

So, the event. A European billionaire wanted to throw a big birthday party for his wife's 40th birthday party. A big party indeed.

Two TV crews and an entire paparazzi team were gathered by the mansion's gate so that when guests arrived, they could walk the red carpet with shutter bulbs exploding and everyone asking, "What designer are you wearing tonight?"

After guests made it up the 50 yard red carpet, they were greeted by a enormous exact replica of the wife's birthday cake, with a 6-person New Orleans jazz band on top, playing ragtime music. Large flatscreens all over the property showed live TV coverage of who was walking the red carpet at any given money.

Once everyone was seat underneath the huge event tent, the MC welcomed everyone and directed us to the sky, where a helicopter with its search light on was flying overhead. It flashed the beam on and followed a jet boat in the bay, and within a minute, the wife jumped off the boat, onto the dock, and ran up to the stage to say hi to her guests.

The normal food and wine for any expensive catering event.

The highlight of the event: after dinner, a surprise guest arrived, world famous DJ David Guetta, who performed a solid three-hour show. Absolutely amazing performance.

All in all, I think I could get used to Miami catering.

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Kolam Sungai Long Mengumpau

Kolam Siakap Sungai Long, Kajang..komplot pada Sabtu 5hb March 2011 kul 7.40 pagi bersama dengan Man/Boss...& Edi sampai lewat sesat jalan..Zam datang jenguk masa da nak balik dah..gue kumpau..sekoq siakap & kaci jo yang ahlul kumpau dapat kasik naik...huhuhuhuhuhuuhu



Edi test dengan rod baru tapi model lama Abu Conolon PE1-3. Mission succes dengan hasil tapi untuk test maksimum bawak g lautlah..hehe




Test mengumpau dengan natang nih, mission accomplished.

Ryobi Artica 4000

Aluminium Body, precise front drag, anti reverse, aluminium quick fold handle, Aluminium /Carbon mesh Spool and rotor, rotary flat oscillation System and aluminium handle w/power knob, Comes With Spare Spool, Line Capacity: 220,0.3(mm), Ratio: 5.0:1, Weight: 320gm (set yang sebenar siap power handle knob)

Fishing Key West -- A Sportsman's Delight

There are two different types of people who come to this tropical island looking for great fishing -- those who are experts and those who might need a little help along the way. Whether you are an expert fisherman with years upon years of experience behind the rod or a novice fisherman who knows the basics, but not how to land the big catch, fishing Key West is right for you.

There are tons of great places to fish around the island. Regardless of if you prefer to cast a rod on the beach or out on a boat, it isn't too hard to find the right spot if you are simply willing to take the time to look around. With so many different fishing trips and experiences on the island, you are sure to find one that is perfect for you. Here are some things to take into account when coming to the island to fish.

What Kind Of Fish Are In The Waters

Just as there are tons of different fishermen, there are also plenty of fish. Regardless of your personal catch of the day, the ocean is teeming with the fish you are seeking. Calling the shots is one of the perks of fishing here. Whether you bring your own boat or join up with a charter captain and his crew, you are bound to find tons of fish just below the surface. Off the coast of the island lives everything from sailfish, shark, marlin, and tarpon, to dolphin, wahoo, goliath, and grouper. For the best chance of finding where these fish hide, hook up with a local captain and hit the waters together. Many captains will rent their services for full or half-day excursions.

If you want to spend the day with just you and your fishing guide, fly fishing is a great way to not only angle, but also take in some peace and serenity. The shallow waters around the island make fly fishing Key West an attractive option. Even with your sights set on a small fish, you may end up hooking a tarpon or even a bonefish.

How About Accommodations

Just as there are plenty of fish in the sea, there are tons of places to stay here. When you are done with an all-day adventure in the waters fishing Key West, you have options for where to lay your head. If capping the night off with a beer at world famous Sloppy Joe's is your type of thing, then a hotel or bed and breakfast in the Old Town neighborhood is a perfect lodging choice.

If you plan to stay on the beach all day, why not sleep near there too. Great hotels line the streets along the beachfront. If you have your eyes set on the city's downtown area, there are numerous condos, apartments, and hotels all located right where the action is.

What Else Is There To Do

There is too much to simply list. The sky is the limit here when finding great activities. From parasailing to snorkeling or touring beautiful neighborhoods to visiting an isolated national park, if you have the time and an adventurous streak, this island is the perfect customizable vacation destination.

Christine O'Kelly writes for the experts at Best On Key West (http://www.bestonkeywest.com/). They offer information on fishing Key West (http://www.bestonkeywest.com).

Sea Fishing Tips You Can Use Anywhere

As the name represents, sea fishing involves large fishing tackle. When comparing with others it requires more equipment like long line, rods and lures. However, rods, reels, bait and tackles are the essential equipments for deep-sea fishing and specialized boats are needed for angling.

This includes two types of deep sea fishing techniques, the first one is trolling and the second one is bottom fishing. In trolling method the fishing boat at a constant slow speed. These are just a few sea fishing tips you can use anywhere and that will be very important when it comes to planning your own sea fishing trip.

Safety Measures

Swimming is the very best safeguard measure to tackle any problem occurred in deep sea. Here are some safety measures to keep in mind:

During the bad weather condition, in cold or rain, you should wear proper clothing depending upon the situation. You may stay a long time in the sunlight or in the chilled night. So keep yourself warm in the cold weather and cool in high temperature.

Before going to fishing you should insure yourself for water accident claims which is highly helpful at any moment. Some banks can help you in a very big way. If you fish often, this is well worth looking into.

Without a good communication device it is highly dangerous while fishing. Make sure you have a way to contact people onshore if something goes wrong.

Taking alcohol is dangerous and should be avoided.
Getting a radio is obviously helpful to monitor the weather report.
Through this report you can plan to avoid the harmful weather condition.
Also keeping a mobile phone is helpful when emergency occurs.
You should also take a first aid kit when fishing. At the very least you should take antiseptic cream, medicines for fever, cold, headache, stomach pain, and for some common regular problems. This will ensure to rectify the minor problems fast.

Applying sunscreen products , wearing 100%cotton clothing, wearing a good hat with face shade, gloves without fingers, water resistant sunscreen, waterproof jacket all of these are essential to protect yourself from sunburn, wind, light showers, cool temperature.

Wearing sunglasses protect your eyes which is a highly sensitive part of our body.

Avoid the unnecessary times while the fish was keep out of water. After unhooking you should covered the fish with wet cloth and kept out of the day light.

Keep Quality Tools

Nets, hooks, hook disgorger, cutter, long-nose pliers - all of these are essential for fishing. Make sure all the tools are in good condition while fishing. When using hooks, handle them in the proper way and make sure your hook will not get caught on a person, or a power line. If a hook is deep inside the fish carefully handle the long-nose pliers either cut off the line or leave the hook in the fish.

Dan Eggertsen is a fishing researcher and enthusiast who is committed to providing the best saltwater fishing information possible. Go to http://www.asksaltwaterfishing.com/editorials/4_sea-fishing-tips-you-can-use-anywhere.html for more information on sea fishing.

Deep Sea Fishing Lure - Which To Use With What Bait

Deep sea fishing is becoming more and more popular all the time as more anglers are searching for the ultimate thrill in fishing. That's exactly what you'll get when you venture out deep into the depths of the ocean where some of the biggest species of fish you'll ever find are located.

Going out into the open sea and reeling in that big one is an amazing feeling but it can also be a very difficult task. It's not easy finding or catching the species that live this deep out in the ocean. However, the lures you use can make a big difference and mean the difference between having a successful trip and having a bad one. So how do you know which lure to use for bait when deep sea fishing? The information below can help you choose the right ones.

The biggest difference you'll find in deep sea fishing lures compared to other types of lures is the size. With the species deep within the ocean being so much larger than the ones close to shore, the size of the lures must be larger as well. Choosing the right deep sea fishing lure is not too difficult if you know a few of the basic rules to follow. These will help you decide what would be the best regardless of what kind of fishing you want to do.

Tips on how to pick the right deep sea fishing lure:

* Learn the difference between the types of lures and what they are designed to be used for. Each type of lure was designed for a specific function. Some are better suited for certain species than others.

* Study and learn all you can about the different species of fish found in the sea. Discover what types of food they eat naturally and choose a lure that closely resembles their natural food source.

* Different species track food in different ways. For example, some track movement and others use sense of smell to find food. Knowing which method the species you're seeking out uses will help you find the bait they are the most attracted to.

* Match your lure to the type of water you're fishing in and the time of day that you're fishing. The lures that you would use for bottom fishing would be completely different from what you would use for trolling.

* Use light colored or fluorescent lures when deep sea fishing because it shows up more in the deep waters than darker colors.

* Choose lures that are durable and that look realistic.

* Experiment with different types of lures.

The last tip is one of the most useful because there is no way that you can know exactly which lure will work the best every time you go deep sea fishing. It depends on so many different things such as where you're fishing, when you're fishing, which species you're seeking out, the weather and so much more. Experimenting will help you learn what works best in different situations so you'll learn what to use and when to use each type of lure for the best results.

Dan Eggertsen is a fishing researcher and enthusiast who is committed to providing the best salt water fishing information possible. Go to http://www.asksaltwaterfishing.com/editorials/deep-sea-fishing-lure.html for more information on salt water fishing.

Making Some Cash

Saturday March 5, 2011



I'm working on an online business right now, but it's still about a month from going live. So, in the meantime, I thought it would be nice to make a little cash, but with no long-tern commitment, in case I want to head to El Salvador to see my sister, or go paragliding in Guatemala.

So, my fishing partner Emin, from Serbia, got a catering gig and told me to call the guy. I gave him a ring, had a quick interview, and was hired immediately. I start tonight. We're working a private party on Star Island, the island of the rich and famous of Miami. Gloria Estefan lives there, among other people. It's a private island, so I've never been allowed to bike on the island, though I've tried. I'm pumped to see who we're catering for, what we're serving, and what the island looks like.

Details to come tomorrow morning.

Star Island Aerial View