This
website is official by its owner copyright. Today we're busily talking
about catches around Singapore which have clamerous through few decades
ago since my granddad till myself about giant sting ray to little
tamban. My name is Rizan and my bro is Imran. We've plan to build this
website due to the many interest of Singaporeans nowadays loves
fishing, almost shores and jetties are full every weekends. So here am
i, typing this. I'm thanking to all great anglers like Ken's Fishing
Haven, Kerry Shore Angler Fishing, Melvin Fishing, Conrad Fishing, etc,
websites which gave great moves for me to start this very little
website of mine! So this website we have name it Singapore Sea Brothers
as both of us fish together once or twice a week to see the results and
catches.
Various
fishing spots in Singapore like Pasir Ris, Punggol, Changi, Tanah
Merah, Tanjong Rhu, Marina South, Labrador Park & off course Bedok
Jetty. Each spot gives a different species of fish like North-East more
with Catfish & Fingermark Snapper, South-East with the Silvery fish
& South-West with the Giant Trevally & Garoupas! So for the
last 10 years, i've been fishing in Changi and catch lots of Catfish,
Fingermark Snapper & Sea Bass aka Kim Bak Lor.
But
now as time goes by im getting interested with the so call Bedok Jetty
due to Silvery fishes and it landed in Good size & worst 74 KG
Monster Brown Ray! Guess any bigger than that and i heard they say the
biggest ray was 114 KG that was caught in the late 80's. But Bedok
Jetty is still the most famous jetties around with its Fame Stingray
record holder. As far as i'm concern, what fishing is all about?
Fishing is one of S'pore most favourite past times as fishing
relaxes your mind thru the nature that have been done! Anyway i'm
greatful to be in Singapore to fish with well known pro anglers. Thanks
for all their contributions to me, especially Lor Kor & other
members of the fisherman's friend.
Bend Rods, Tight Lines, Screaming Reels Forever Guys!
In The Early 80's Monsterous King Of The Sea
This humongous Brown Stingray (Himantura gerrardi) was caught in the early 80's where i was not born yet, it has maintain its reign of title till today. This ray weighs up to a nearly 150 Kilograms! Nice for a table size huehuehue =D! Really a dream come true. Bravo Well Done Pro Legend Fisherman of renowned Bedok Jetty Legends.
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Hi
there Fishos i'm back again but this time not a fishing report i'm
gonna produce... It's something else. Here's a montage video made by
Mamat and his skateboard buddies. Beside his talent in fishing as a
pro. He's doing skating. And he's a pro in that too. Ok, enough
talking. Come, let's enjoy this video shall we.
Our Singapore Sea Brothers last farewell toast... Salute to ALL
fisherman's friend especially to ALL the Great ever living Surf Casters
in Singapore and other parts of the world...
All familiarise faces and name that made synonymous to the Surf Casting
World... Catches ranging from 40 Kilos to 114 Kilos... These are the
true anglers of BJT...
On the day itself... This is what Vincent brought up in the evening...
It's a triple threat for Mamat this time landing KBL aka Barramundi (Lates calcarifer)
on this remote unurbanised trip off somewhere in the great eastern
banks... This was caught off local shoreline and not offshore... He's
making record to the SSB everytime... I'm proud of you...
3 wanted fish of that night... All KBL caught on live prawn... A spot made secret by the SSB...
I just can't understand and confused by some of these people in the
following picture above... Someone were wearing sunglasses on this very
moonless nights... some were just on Naruto anime madness with
that unknown mysterious Ninja hand sign... some were just too
dark to be true... some just needed to be snap by a dragon and left
headless... some were just too cool to be cool... some were just too
blur sotong by seeing their faces but some are just trying as hard as
they could to look like they're selected for a modeling contest and
some were just trying to be just by themselves and that's my Aneh...
Bro Pui Kia introduced by my bro Amy... Specialist in many small to
large creatures but then he's afraid of holding that Bat!?!?
Fish of the night... Aneh why face like that... I don't think so the fish is too stinking aren't cha!!!
The most respected bait in my fishing career of a life time... It's the Octopus (Octopus aegina) caught on light tackle while catching Bolos2 or Swa Chiam...
Mamat made a grand surprises to the SSB site with record breaking size
fishes. Especially on his left hand holding out a huge Spotted-sickle
Fish (Drepane punctata) and that small common Silver Biddy. Congratulations on that haul up bro.
Posing with his slipper...
Another record breaking sized surpasses mine and Wan Kina's Batfish (Platax teira). This one goes wild on the small gear... Drag stripping line that night for the mini game.
A good eating fish indeed.
The rest of the catches... Some were brought home by others...
Just after dawn prayers and we were visited by white light... Suspected
an Angel passed by??? Very well... After tons of misses, finally the
supreme strength fighter from the sea have landed. Barramundi aka Kim
Bak Lor (Lates calcarifer) landed on a floater with live Blanak aka Mullet on it. This bugger landed when dawn is coming up. We are blessed that morning.
A pretty close up to the 3 Kilos mark.
Floater plus dead prawn is what you need... A good eating Catfish landed a few.
My Mom loves it...
Round up the guys for photo taking... Thanks to Syed "the Fisherman's Friend" and my bro Amy for his hardwork getting down and grab up the fish to shore and of course the rest of the guys.
This Site Holds Mainly Fishing Images From Our Local Jetty Bedok & Various Fishing Hot-Spots In Singapore! Its About Various Kind Of Species Of Fish That Were Caught & Came In All Variety Shape & Sizes! Enjoy Ure Stay Here! As I Keep Updating Soon! Cheers!
SSB Site Last Updated 20th of July 2008 
