What would you recommend to anglers fishing in Singapore for the first time?

Hook up with Aaron Ang of Kayak Fishing Fever to experience a unique fishing trip. This is my first (and definitely NOT the last), fun and memorable experience with kayak fishing. Highly recommended for all! A few days before, our guide, Aaron, was thoughtful enough to email us details regarding the trip and a few tips on things to prepare such as motion sickness pill, and sunblock, for a more enjoyable experience. On the actual day, we were headed straight to the sea after a short safety briefing, with all the equipment set up beforehand by our guide. We were brought to a few different fishing spots in the vicinity with both amazing views of Singapore as well as high frequency of bites. We manage to catch a few fishes with the guidance of our guide. There was never a dull moment during the trip especially with such a fun guide with us. Other than being a good guide, Aaron is also a brilliant photographer, where he helped us capture our fishing moments throughout the trip.

Bring sunblock, be kind to the guide and fish only what you need as Singapore is not a famous fishing ground. Go for kayak fishing fever to experience a whole new side of fishing! and to support the local young man and his passion!

Although we only catched a few small fishes, but the captain & crew were helpful and of great helping and knowledge. Overall experience was great, and I had a great time with my boy.

Fishing on boat is a great experience, better chance to catch bigger fish than fishing on the beach or jetty. Give a try.

Being a local Singaporean, this is a good way to explore more about what Singapore can offer besides the shopping and eating on mainland :)

I was told by the captain that the larger fish will tend to come into Singapore from Sep to Nov. There is a lot of marine traffic so the fishing area is relatively limited.

Fishing in the open waters is quite amazing and you can actually land good sized fish.

It's really hot which makes the waters warm. So the fishes are definitely biting!