Note:</font id=“blue”>The politic situation regarding the red shirts rally has finally come to an end. Bkk city & the thai govt are now slowly picking the broken pieces. Everything will be back to normal soon.
You can keep trace of bkk latest news update here.
http://www.bangkokpost.com/breakingnews/178675/red-shirts-safely-back-to-hometown
My Greenfield Valley CR continue… </font id=“blue”> 
For the past 2 DAYS, instead of staying in Bangkok, I went as a invited guest once again to Greenfield Valley with a few of my thai fishing kakis.
As this place is located some 280KM drive away from bkk. The journey took us about 2hr30min. We left bkk city at about 3.00am ,try to reach there before 6.00am (before first light).
As all going anglers are lurers, this trip purely ‘luring’ and no baiting. The main mission is try our best to ‘lure fish’ the 150 KG arapaima to try to set ’ heaviest record’ fish on lure. This place afterall, hold the ’ record weight’ for the heaviest arapaima in Thailand. And they’ve 2 X 150KG arapaimas with the smallest 30KG.
We got a warm welcome from the resort boss himself. He is a friendly chap and has a UK partner Mr. David who we happen to meet on that day. 
Although we didn’t manage to catch the 150KG arapaima on lure but we did have our fun on luring our heart out using Khun Tui’s moby lures.
We sighted the beautiful 150KG arapaima monsters fish a few times swimming rather close to the blank. The sights of this 150kg arapaima is stunning & breathtaking !!!
Here a photo shot of David’s & his 150KG Arapaima landed on baits.</font id=“blue”>
This is my thai friend, Khun Tui.
He is a pro lurer, a fishing mag columnist , a lure maker as well as promoter of his best selling Moby lure in Thailand. For those who has a chnace to use his Moby lures & toman buzz baiting before, you see the amazing effect for barramundi, grouper , toman and pacu fishes.
Some Moby photo shots.</font id=“blue”>
Khun Tui.
Myself and Khun Tui as fishing buddies.
Here a few snap shots of his works.</font id=“blue”>This is SG angler Frank , his face appeared in the front cover of thai fishing magazine as submitted by Khun Tui.
Moby in news !!!
Evolution of Thailand.</font id=“blue”>
