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We are talking about the Sabaki River estuary, six kilometres north of the tourist town and a water basin on which the economy of an entire hinterland of the populous district and province of Magarini depends, involving over half a million inhabitants.

Well-dressed goat seen at Malaysian pasarĬover image adapted from: Faizal Adha Sa’aetĮnjoying The Smart Local Malaysia? Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more stories like this.įollow The Smart Local Malaysia on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Telegram for more stories like this.It is one of the most precious assets of Malindi and the entire Kenyan coast, and certainly one of the most undervalued because of its ecosystem and its saving potential for nature conservation.

#Sabaki fishing full#

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#Sabaki fishing driver#

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Malaysian man cosplays as Power Ranger in the office scenes.It may be beginner’s luck, but it sure made his parents’ and a lot of people’s day.įor more funny Malaysian antics, check these stories out: But giving in to them might just yield wonderful results, as shown by this kid who just wanted to try his hand at fishing. Plastic toy fishing rod reels in impressive catchĪdults tend to dismiss young children’s requests sometimes. It’s actually not just any small, common fish,” she wrote. Meanwhile, Shima Ima expressed her awe over the size of the kid’s catch. Echoing Hafiz’s sentiments, she said, “This RM2 fishing rod will be flying off the shelves after this.”

Nana Chiana took to sharing the post on her feed. Facebook user Hafiz As-sabaki commented, “ Alamak, it’s difficult to reel in a fish using an expensive rod, but why does it look so much easier with this plastic toy rod? Maybe it’s time for a change.” Netizens delight in wholesome, unexpected catchĪs the post gained traction, netizens had a ball of a time laughing at the incredulous situation. To pacify his son, Faizal then brought the boy to buy a live frog as bait and allowed him to use his toy fishing rod to “fish” at a ditch.ġ0 minutes later, much to Faizal’s astonishment, the rod started to shake, and lo and behold, there was a real fish that was even bigger than the rod attached to the end of it. But sometimes, luck is all you need, as proven by a Malaysian kid who impressively managed to reel in a real fish using a plastic toy fishing rod, much to the amazement of his father.įaizal Adha Sa’aet, the father of the boy, shared the hilarious story on 11th October via a Facebook post that has since gone viral with over 5,100 reactions, 8,900 shares, and 4,300 comments at the time of writing.įaizal detailed the account in Malay, recalling how his son had been pestering him to take him fishing for an entire night, all the way up till the next morning. Malaysian boy caught a real fish with a toy fishing rodĪnyone who has gone fishing will tell you that it takes a tremendous amount of patience, luck, and skills, and the correct equipment to reel in a good catch.