Jigging and Luring in Singapore Waters - Ep. 19 

Yup, we always release those juvenile fish and those that we do not intend to consume. Thumbs up for you too!

Yup, the fish were in a feeding frenzy mode that day.

Good luck and be safe when big boats pass by

you probably dont care but does any of you know of a way to get back into an instagram account..? I was stupid forgot the password. I love any assistance you can give me.

@Stetson Collin instablaster :)

@Konnor Westley I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm trying it out now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.

@Konnor Westley It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D Thank you so much, you saved my account !

Thank you Yaacoub! Check out our webpage too at www.wadventures.com.sg

Different rods are built for different jigging methods and weight. So there is no best rod that can suit all. It depends on the type of jigging that you prefer.

Ok bro..tq very much..

The type of jigs depends on many factors. The water depth, the current, the type of fish you are targeting. For e.g. for diamond trevallies, smaller jigs will be more effective. As for groupers, bigger jigs are better. These are one of the many examples. To learn more, you can join our Intermediate Angler's Course www.mffa.com.sg/intermediate-angler

We are good at using artificial out at sea but have a bit of knowledge about luring from shore. Basically, go for sinking or deep divers when fishing from shore and cast surface lure only when you see actions on top. Whatever the case, shore fishing requires much more perseverance compared to fishing from a boat. Good luck!

The jig weight for Singapore waters is usually in the range from 30g to 60g. If your jig cannot reach the seabed, use a heavier jig. Adding weights will make the jig movement unnatural.

Weight of the jig is dependant on the strength of the current and the water depth.

Yes, jig works too but you must have perseverance. Good luck!

Wanderlust Adventures does micro-jigging or jigging work to catch fish at bedok and labrador park jetty? What big fish can i catch there?

@@davidmagnuz jigs work there too. You can get a wide variety of fish such as groupers, queenfish, etc

Wanderlust Adventures one more question. would tenya work there too? i’m going to the tackle shop tomorrow and what do i buy

@@davidmagnuz Tenya is not so suitable at jetties. You have to go onto a boat to fish with Tenya to be effective.

The jig weight depends on many factors such as current, depth and type of fish you are targeting. You can join the Intermediate Angler's Course by My Fishing Frenzy Academy to find out more. www.mffa.com.sg/intermediate-angler

Welcome to this jigging hobby, there are a few ways to do it depending on what kind of jigging you are into. Do you need to cast or just drop-down, etc? You can come on board and we can show to you. Experiencing it is better than a thousand words