Beach In Front Of NSRCC

Lure use: Salted prawn and fish bones

Trip Time: 06.00am to 12.00pm

Tide details

High Tide: Height of 2.7m at 04.35am

Low Tide: Height of 1.4m at 10.54am

High Tide: Height of 2.4m at 04.56pm

Catch Log

07.48am - 1 Ornate Emperor and 1 Whitespotted Whipray, release juvenile

08.00am - 1 Pink Ear Emperor using Mortician's Rig, release juvenile

08.07am - 1 Flower Crab using Crab Trap, release juvenile

08.40am - 1 Long-tail Tripodfish + 1 Lunartail Puffer using Mortician's Rig, release

09.00am - 1  Pink Ear Emperor using Mortician's Rig, release juvenile

09.09am - 1 Common Remora + 1 Oriental Sillago using Mortician's Rig, release juvenile

09.17am - 1 Lunartail Puffer using Mortician's Rig, release

10.01am - 1 Long-tail Tripodfish using Mortician's Rig, release juvenile

10.05am - 1 Oriental Sillago using Mortician's Rig, release juvenile

10.59am - 1 Flower Crab using Mortician's Rig, release juvenile

11.15am - 1 Spot Snapper + 1 Glassfish using Mortician's Rig, release

11.22am - 1 Glassfish using Mortician's Rig, release

10.45am - 1 Long-tail Tripodfish using Mortician's Rig, release juvenile

11.30am - 1 Diamond Wrasse using Mortician's Rig, release juvenile

11.38am - 1 Spot Snapper + 1 Diamond Wrasse using Mortician's Rig, release juvenile

Nothing much from the crab traps again, maybe fish bait is not appetizing enough. I will try prawns again next time.

Chatted with an abang who went paddle boarding in front of the beach I am fishing. We reminisce about the old times where there were a lot of fish bounties and fishermen will release juvenile fishes, so there will be catch on the future. All these changes when foreigners started coming in and start catching even the juvenile fishes. The authorities did nothing to stop the pillage and now there are very little catch from the shore. 

We then changes topic and discuss which to bring our kids to during low tides to see the flora and fauna. I recommended Changi Carpark 6 and the kelong next to Yishun dam as the flats extend of a few hundred metres during low tides. There will be lots of interesting creatures to see during those times.

We went our separate ways after chatting for about 30mins as he is going to shower at NSRCC, while I need to pack up.

As I was packing up, I strike up a conversation with a cyclist who happened to be resting at the breakwater. Turns out he is also a fisherman. We exchanged contact details as he recommended a good fishing spot at Changi area where catch is abundant.