Year 2017 Bedok Jetty surf casting up todate biggest fish catch result.

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Bedok jetty is one of Singapore most popular salt water fishing spot. The jetty was 300 meter extended out to the sea where it give land base angler a very rare deep water place to fish. With the constance bait fish around daily, it also attracted big fishes to come close to hunt for food. Everyday round the clock there is always anglers there to "guard" this jetty hopefully to have some catches. Below is the result of the biggest catches and the sub species I have known up todate for this year.

Biggest Fish Landed:

 

 Here is a video show the one way submarine on 08-03-2013 night. Video show ah boi initially trying to help..but the fish keep running non stop. I only able to pump when it stop briefly. Sound are affected by the strong wind that night.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nFMLCTAh6A

On 09-03-2013, my friend Ah An hookup another one suspect from the same school of ray. Three of us take turn to fight it. It initially took on the run...leaving his Torium 30 reel only half spool of line left. We manage to gain back the line later until almost full spool...just only about 50ft of line outside...but his 60lbs hook line break and the fish win again. Below is the video but only first part...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pA8-wfipNbU

Ah Boi caught this 2.5kg Red Snapper on 08-03-2013 night. What a rare catch at jetty.

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Sub Species Fish landed result:

Stingray :  

Shovel Nose Shark :

Barramundi :

Golden Travelly :

Queen Fish : 

Barracuda :

Red Snapper :

Thread Fin : 

Finger mark Snapper :

Spotted Grouper : 

Catfish:

More species will be added here once it had landed and the weight is confirm.

 

 

 

This 25kg Cobia is the biggest fish landed at Bedok Jetty for year 2007. Will there be another one this year ? What type of species is it ? Will it be bigger or smaller ? Who is YEAR 2017 TOP ANGLER at BEDOK JETTY ? Let wait and see....


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Year 2008 biggest fish landed was a 33kg Brown Stingray caught by a angler using a Zzipplex profile rod but was fought by 5 other anglers who take turn to tame the monster. The rod owner himself didn't handle the fish.

Year 2009 biggest fish landed was a 31kg Shovel Nose Shark caught by angler Simon. Fight by angler LK,TK, Simon n me. I gaff it also. 

Year 2010 biggest fish caught was a 24kg Stingray by me. I fought it alone and gaff by Mr Tyre.

Year 2011 biggest fish caught was a Estimate near to 18kg Shovelnose Shark

Year 2012 biggest fish caught was a 43kg Stingray by angler Wei Min. Another angler help him to fight the fish and I gaff it up for him.

Year 2013 biggest fish caught was a 15kg Stingray by Ah An

Year 2014 biggest fish caught was a 65kg Contour ray by a angler at mid part of the jetty. But the fish was fought by his two young friends.

Year 2015 biggest fish caught was a 16.1kg Stingray by Ah Boi

Year 2016 (Unknown)

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How to fight and landed a big fish at Bedok Jetty.

Tackles needed:

1) A smooth drag big size reel pair with a 10ft to 12ft strong n stiff rod.

2) 30lbs mono line is the best.

3) Size 6 or 7 sinker to hold bottom.

4) Long snood bottom feeder rig.

5) Big bait like whole tamban or squid.

6) Size 4/0 to 6/0 Stainless steel hook with wire trace.

Fighting technics

A) When U heard the reel alarm sounded or saw your rod tip bend with line running out, pick up the rod and STRIKE STRAIGHT AWAY. Do not waste time on tightening the drag or close the reel alarm click. 

B) After the hook is set, now U can slightly tighten the drag n close the alarm click.

C) Now look at your line n see which direction the fish swim. If at night look at your rod tip. The direction your rod tip pointed will tell U which direction the fish is swimming to.

D) Allowed the fish to run it out. Pump the rod n gain back line when the fish stop running. If the fish start run again, let it run n do the same when it stop.

E) If U find that your drag is too tight after the fish taking out too much line, back drag alittle bit. U can tell this sign by watching if your rod is fully bend n the line seem is too tight to move out from your spool during the fish pull.

F) Keep your rod tip pointed high up at 45 degree angle all the while and keep your mind cool during the tug of war fight.

G) Pump your rod and gain back any line whenever chance U have.

H) If the fish has surface up n moving sideway, keep yourself parallel position with the fish by moving side way along the jetty.

I) If the fish is swimming inward toward the jetty, quickly wind back your line as fast as possible by standing on the railing. The shorter line between the fish n U will gave U a better chance of landing it. By now your rod tip should pointed down on the sea surface.

J) If the fish trying to swim under the jetty, Use your rod to steer it out by lifting it sideway.

K) Once the fish is tire out, hold it on the water surface by lifting your rod n call in for gaff. Make sure U have eyeball contact with the fish all the time.

L) Once the fish is gaff, slightly loosen your line a bit and let the gaff person bring up your catch. Remember to keep your eye on every movement until the fish is haul up on the flooring. This is to prevent your line snap if happen the fish is drop down again.

M) If it is a stingray, step on the tail part and get a plier to break up the poisonous sting n throw it into the sea immediately. If it is a barracuda or a conger eel, prevent or warn peoples who gather around to see not to go too close as it sharp teeth can inflict deep cut.