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Calculated Shard: 157 (from laksa184)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa157.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/fishing-prawning-in-singapore/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/fishing-prawning-in-singapore/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/fishing-prawning-in-singapore\/","crawl_time":1772051319,"first_indexed_time":1613989008,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,thehoneycombers!\/singapore\/fishing-prawning-in-singapore\/ s443","src_root_hash":"2412693375138013157","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"15 best places to go prawning and fishing in Singapore | Honeycombers Singapore","meta_descriptions":["Keen to try your hand at fishing or prawning in Singapore? We reel in the best places for a fun and peaceful day out."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"We found the best fishing and prawning places in Singapore.\nKeen to try your hand at fishing or prawning in Singapore? We reel in the best places for a peaceful day out.\nFor some\nalone time\nspent relaxing in nature, fishing and prawning are great leisure activities if you have plenty of hours to spare. All you need is the proper equipment, lots of\nsunscreen\nand a good amount of patience to play the waiting game. Just remember to go to the designated areas and practice proper etiquette! From\nnature parks\nto reservoirs to outdoor areas, here are all the best places to go fishing and prawning in Singapore. Tip: before you go, check out these\nguidelines for sustainable fishing\n.\nWhere to go prawning in Singapore\nPhotography: DerekTeo via Shutterstock\n1. Bait N Catch\nExhausted all the prawning spots in our country? Well, here’s one that you might have missed out. Located in Aranda Country Club, Bait N Catch is a beginner-friendly spot where even novices can get big head prawns and yabbies. Test your skills at the four freshwater ponds, and once you’re confident, take part in its competitions to win attractive prizes.\nBait N Catch\n, Aranda Country Club, 60 Pasir Ris Drive 3, Singapore 519497\n2. Hai Bin\nHai Bin is a popular late-night hangout. Photography: Hai Bin Punggol via Facebook\nOne of the most well-loved hotspots for prawning, Hai Bin never closes its doors to visitors. That means you can bask in the\nkampung\nspirit at this old school prawn fishing pond any time of the day (or night). Whether you’re going solo or in a group, you’ll enjoy the casual ambience of the space.\nHai Bin\n, #01-04, 6 Tebing Lane, Singapore 828835\n3. Ah Hua Fishing\nExplore Singapore’s serene countryside and spend a day at this fishing hangout to reel in prawns or try your hand at pole fishing. The east-side spot may be a tad out of the way, but it’s well worth the peace and quiet. Little ones can join in the fun with $1 koi fish feeding, too!\nAh Hua Fishing\n, 125A Pasir Ris Road, Singapore 519121\n4. Orto\nPhotography: Prawning at Orto via Facebook\nFormerly a family-friendly nature oasis in\nYishun\n, kampung-style Orto is now in the west. The latest prawning spot in Singapore houses two ponds filled with big head prawns. Plus, the indoor space is well-ventilated, and you don’t have to prepare a thing. As usual, rent your rods here, grab some bait, and grill up a feast once you’ve hauled your catch of the day.\nOrto\n, #01-12\/13, 27 West Coast Highway, Singapore 117867\n5. Fish @ Bugis +\nNot a fan of sitting out in the sun for long hours? Check out the city’s only rooftop indoor prawn fishing pond instead. Activities here include saltwater prawning, freshwater prawning and longkang fishing for kids. For the ultimate chilling sesh, grab a beer and luxuriate in the air-conditioned arena while you wait.\nFish @ Bugis+\n, #07-05, Bugis+, 201 Victoria Street, Singapore 188067\nEnjoy the serenity of nature while fishing or prawning.\n6. Riviera Prawning\nFor 24-hour prawning in Singapore, swing by this no-frills spot in\nPunggol\n. It’s usually not as crowded as Hai Bin, and you can snag any items you need at the store before casting your rod. For a little midnight fun, grab a couple of fellow insomniac friends and while away the hours.\nRiviera Prawning\n, #01-11, 60 Punggol East, Singapore 828825\nWhere to go fishing in Singapore\n7. Southern Promenade at Jurong Lake Gardens\nPhotography: NParks\nThe reopening of the massive\nJurong Lake Gardens\nmeans anglers living in the west have one (more) fishing place in Singapore. Located a little further away from the park’s attractions (and crowds), cast your rods at the viewing decks and enjoy the view while waiting for fish to bite. Just keep a lookout for roots under the water surface – your line might get snagged if you’re not careful.\nSouthern Promenade\n, Jurong Lake Gardens, Yuan Ching Road\n8. Punggol Point Jetty\nThe jetty offers a smaller spot for fishing enthusiasts. Photography: Benita Lee\nJust next to\nConey Island\n, Punggol Point Park is home to a jetty that looks out on Pulau Ubin and the Johor Straits. The promenade is a picturesque waterfront hangout where anglers can catch snapper, barramundi, rays and more. But if you end up leaving empty-handed, you can always kick back with a meal at the nearby eateries. If you decide to venture further, do note that you can only fish along certain sections of Punggol Promenade, so it’s best to check with NParks before you go.\nPunggol Point Jetty, Punggol Point Park\n9. Lower Seletar Reservoir Park\nDrive north to find glittering waters and gorgeous greenery at Lower Seletar Reservoir Park. The fishing jetty extends out into the reservoir, allowing anglers to hook tilapias and large snakeheads. You can always take a leisurely waterfront stroll afterwards to stretch your legs! P.S. to care for the reservoir and preserve fish stock, you’re encouraged to use only artificial bait and carry out catch-and-release practices.\nLower Seletar Reservoir Park\n, located along Yishun Avenue 1 and Lentor Avenue\n10. Labrador Nature Reserve\nLabrador Nature Reserve is a tranquil spot for fishing.\nConveniently situated near\nLabrador Park\nMRT station\n, the nature reserve’s seaside spots are a stroll away, either down Labrador Villa Road or the lush green Berlayer Creek boardwalk. Plus, it’s not too crowded and the park is home to historical relics from WWII if you’re up for a little sightseeing. Anglers can head to the quiet jetty to fish for various species along the shoreline of the promenade.\nLabrador Nature Reserve\n, located along Labrador Villa Road\n11. Sembawang Park\nFor undisturbed views of the Johor Straits, head to Sembawang Park, a popular fishing spot by the beach. You can also catch flower crabs and mud crabs here if you bring along cage traps. Just find a spot at the jetty and enjoy the peace that surrounds you as you wait.\nSembawang Park\n, Sembawang Road\n12. Bedok Jetty\nBedok Jetty is a favourite among fishing enthusiasts. Photography: Benita Lee\nA popular fishing location in\nEast Coast Park\n, this beautiful former military jetty stretches out more than 300 metres into the sea. That means you’ll get scenic views and serene vibes as you cast your line and wait for the fish to bite. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced enthusiast, Bedok Jetty offers shallow and deep water fishing for anyone to try. Big catches here include stingrays, as well as large garoupas and snappers.\nBedok Jetty, East Coast Park Service Road, Singapore 449876\n13. D’Best Fishing at Pasir Ris Town Park\nHang around the pond for a spot of fishing. Photography: Nicole Nithiyah\nGear up and head to\nPasir Ris\n, where you’ll find Singapore’s largest commercial saltwater fishing pond. Open 24 hours, D’Best Fishing welcomes both beginners and skilled anglers, offering rods for rental if you don’t have one. Whether you enjoy the morning sun on your face or a little midnight action, you can pop by anytime to test your skills, agility and stamina. The place also houses a kids’ fishing area for an educational experience.\nD’Best Fishing\n, 90 Pasir Ris Central (Pasir Ris Town Park), Singapore 519635\n14. Kolam Ayer ABC Waterfront\nHere’s a small but mighty fishing spot in Singapore. The deck can accommodate enough anglers that everyone can experience the joy and thrills of reeling in their catch. Some fishing enthusiasts claim this is one tough spot, so don’t get your hopes up. But hey, if you’re lucky, you might get Japanese fish, catfish, or even Toman (giant mudfish).\nKolam Ayer ABC Waterfront\n, 64 Kallang Bahru\nPhotography: i359702 via Shutterstock\n15. Changi Beach Park\nThis rustic spot is one of the oldest coastal parks on the island, popular with families for swimming,\npicnics\nand BBQ gatherings. For a tranquil fishing experience, pick the perfect spot along the beach and settle in for the day. Just bring your own rod and you’re ready to go!\nChangi Beach Park\n, located along Nicoll Drive and Changi Coast Road\nGrab a friend for fun times at these fishing and prawning spots in Singapore!","attrs_markdown":"![](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/tr?id=580275095458123&ev=PageView&noscript=1)\n\n- [Skip to content](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/fishing-prawning-in-singapore\/#genesis-content)\n- [Skip to primary sidebar](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/fishing-prawning-in-singapore\/#genesis-sidebar-primary)\n\n[Singapore SG]()\n\n[Honeycombers Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/)\n\nRestaurants, Bars, Fashion, Style and Things to Do in Singapore\n\n- [Eat & Drink](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/eat-drink\/)\n  - [Food Guides](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/eat-drink\/food-guides\/)\n  - [Local Food](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/eat-drink\/local-faves\/)\n  - [Cafes & Brunch](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/eat-drink\/best-cafes\/)\n  - 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We reel in the best places for a peaceful day out.\nFor some [alone time](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/things-to-do-alone-in-singapore\/) spent relaxing in nature, fishing and prawning are great leisure activities if you have plenty of hours to spare. All you need is the proper equipment, lots of [sunscreen](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/best-sunscreens-for-face\/) and a good amount of patience to play the waiting game. Just remember to go to the designated areas and practice proper etiquette! From [nature parks](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/secret-parks-hidden-gardens-singapore\/) to reservoirs to outdoor areas, here are all the best places to go fishing and prawning in Singapore. Tip: before you go, check out these [guidelines for sustainable fishing](https:\/\/www.marinestewards.org\/guidelines).\n\n## Where to go prawning in Singapore\n![fishing prawning singapore \\| man by river](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2021\/02\/fishing-prawning-singapore-man-by-river-900x643.png)\n\nPhotography: DerekTeo via Shutterstock\n### 1\\. Bait N Catch\nExhausted all the prawning spots in our country? Well, here’s one that you might have missed out. Located in Aranda Country Club, Bait N Catch is a beginner-friendly spot where even novices can get big head prawns and yabbies. Test your skills at the four freshwater ponds, and once you’re confident, take part in its competitions to win attractive prizes.  \n*[Bait N Catch](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/bncsg\/), Aranda Country Club, 60 Pasir Ris Drive 3, Singapore 519497*\n\n### 2\\. Hai Bin\n![hai bin \\| prawning in singapore](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2015\/05\/Hai-Bin-Prawning-900x643.png)\n\nHai Bin is a popular late-night hangout. Photography: Hai Bin Punggol via Facebook\n\nOne of the most well-loved hotspots for prawning, Hai Bin never closes its doors to visitors. That means you can bask in the [kampung](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/kampong-lorong-buangkok\/) spirit at this old school prawn fishing pond any time of the day (or night). Whether you’re going solo or in a group, you’ll enjoy the casual ambience of the space.  \n*[Hai Bin](https:\/\/www.haibin.com.sg\/), \\#01-04, 6 Tebing Lane, Singapore 828835*\n\n### 3\\. Ah Hua Fishing\nExplore Singapore’s serene countryside and spend a day at this fishing hangout to reel in prawns or try your hand at pole fishing. The east-side spot may be a tad out of the way, but it’s well worth the peace and quiet. Little ones can join in the fun with \\$1 koi fish feeding, too\\!  \n*[Ah Hua Fishing](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/ahhuafishing\/), 125A Pasir Ris Road, Singapore 519121*\n\n### 4\\. Orto\n![prawning in singapore \\| orto west coast](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2021\/02\/prawning-in-singapore-orto-west-coast-900x643.png)\n\nPhotography: Prawning at Orto via Facebook\n\nFormerly a family-friendly nature oasis in [Yishun](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/what-to-do-in-yishun-singapore-hawker-cafes-parks-activities\/), kampung-style Orto is now in the west. The latest prawning spot in Singapore houses two ponds filled with big head prawns. Plus, the indoor space is well-ventilated, and you don’t have to prepare a thing. As usual, rent your rods here, grab some bait, and grill up a feast once you’ve hauled your catch of the day.  \n*[Orto](https:\/\/www.orto.sg\/activities\/prawningatorto\/), \\#01-12\/13, 27 West Coast Highway, Singapore 117867*\n\n### 5\\. Fish @ Bugis +\nNot a fan of sitting out in the sun for long hours? Check out the city’s only rooftop indoor prawn fishing pond instead. Activities here include saltwater prawning, freshwater prawning and longkang fishing for kids. For the ultimate chilling sesh, grab a beer and luxuriate in the air-conditioned arena while you wait.  \n*[Fish @ Bugis+](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/fishatbugis\/), \\#07-05, Bugis+, 201 Victoria Street, Singapore 188067*\n\n![lower seletar reservoir fishing](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2021\/02\/lower-seletar-reservoir-fishing-900x643.png)\n\nEnjoy the serenity of nature while fishing or prawning.\n### 6\\. Riviera Prawning\nFor 24-hour prawning in Singapore, swing by this no-frills spot in [Punggol](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/guide-to-punggol-singapore\/). It’s usually not as crowded as Hai Bin, and you can snag any items you need at the store before casting your rod. For a little midnight fun, grab a couple of fellow insomniac friends and while away the hours.  \n*[Riviera Prawning](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/RivieraPrawning24HR\/), \\#01-11, 60 Punggol East, Singapore 828825*\n***\n## Where to go fishing in Singapore\n### 7\\. Southern Promenade at Jurong Lake Gardens\n![southern promenade at jurong lake gardens \\| fishing in singapore](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2023\/09\/fishing-singapore-southern-promenade-jurong-lake-gardens-nparks-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: NParks\n\nThe reopening of the massive [Jurong Lake Gardens](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/jurong-lake-chinese-japanese-gardens\/) means anglers living in the west have one (more) fishing place in Singapore. Located a little further away from the park’s attractions (and crowds), cast your rods at the viewing decks and enjoy the view while waiting for fish to bite. Just keep a lookout for roots under the water surface – your line might get snagged if you’re not careful.  \n*[Southern Promenade](https:\/\/www.nparks.gov.sg\/juronglakegardens\/explore-our-gardens\/attractions\/southern-promenade), Jurong Lake Gardens, Yuan Ching Road*\n\n[![cycling routes singapore \\| cyclists by the water](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2023\/06\/cycling-routes-singapore-cyclists-by-the-water.png)](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/cycling-routes-in-singapore\/)\n\n[Things To Do](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/things-to-do\/)\n\n[Let's ride! Picturesque paths to cycle on](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/cycling-routes-in-singapore\/)\n### 8\\. Punggol Point Jetty\n![punggol point park jetty \\| fishing in singapore](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2017\/10\/punggol-point-park-jetty.png)\n\nThe jetty offers a smaller spot for fishing enthusiasts. Photography: Benita Lee\n\nJust next to [Coney Island](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/guide-to-coney-island-singapore\/), Punggol Point Park is home to a jetty that looks out on Pulau Ubin and the Johor Straits. The promenade is a picturesque waterfront hangout where anglers can catch snapper, barramundi, rays and more. But if you end up leaving empty-handed, you can always kick back with a meal at the nearby eateries. If you decide to venture further, do note that you can only fish along certain sections of Punggol Promenade, so it’s best to check with NParks before you go.  \n*Punggol Point Jetty, Punggol Point Park*\n\n### 9\\. Lower Seletar Reservoir Park\nDrive north to find glittering waters and gorgeous greenery at Lower Seletar Reservoir Park. The fishing jetty extends out into the reservoir, allowing anglers to hook tilapias and large snakeheads. You can always take a leisurely waterfront stroll afterwards to stretch your legs! P.S. to care for the reservoir and preserve fish stock, you’re encouraged to use only artificial bait and carry out catch-and-release practices.  \n*[Lower Seletar Reservoir Park](https:\/\/beta.nparks.gov.sg\/visit\/parks\/park-detail\/lower-seletar-reservoir-park), located along Yishun Avenue 1 and Lentor Avenue*\n\n### 10\\. Labrador Nature Reserve\n![labrador nature reserve fishing](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2021\/02\/labrador-nature-reserve-fishing-900x643.png)\n\nLabrador Nature Reserve is a tranquil spot for fishing.\n\nConveniently situated near [Labrador Park](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/labrador-nature-reserve-singapore-guide\/) [MRT station](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/beautiful-mrt-stations-singapore\/), the nature reserve’s seaside spots are a stroll away, either down Labrador Villa Road or the lush green Berlayer Creek boardwalk. Plus, it’s not too crowded and the park is home to historical relics from WWII if you’re up for a little sightseeing. Anglers can head to the quiet jetty to fish for various species along the shoreline of the promenade.  \n*[Labrador Nature Reserve](https:\/\/beta.nparks.gov.sg\/visit\/parks\/park-detail\/labrador-nature-reserve), located along Labrador Villa Road*\n\n### 11\\. Sembawang Park\nFor undisturbed views of the Johor Straits, head to Sembawang Park, a popular fishing spot by the beach. You can also catch flower crabs and mud crabs here if you bring along cage traps. Just find a spot at the jetty and enjoy the peace that surrounds you as you wait.  \n*[Sembawang Park](https:\/\/beta.nparks.gov.sg\/visit\/parks\/park-detail\/sembawang-park), Sembawang Road*\n\n### 12\\. Bedok Jetty\n![bedok jetty east coast park \\| fishing in singapore](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2021\/02\/bedok-jetty-east-coast-park-900x643.png)\n\nBedok Jetty is a favourite among fishing enthusiasts. Photography: Benita Lee\n\nA popular fishing location in [East Coast Park](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/east-coast-park-guide-singapore\/), this beautiful former military jetty stretches out more than 300 metres into the sea. That means you’ll get scenic views and serene vibes as you cast your line and wait for the fish to bite. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced enthusiast, Bedok Jetty offers shallow and deep water fishing for anyone to try. Big catches here include stingrays, as well as large garoupas and snappers.  \n*Bedok Jetty, East Coast Park Service Road, Singapore 449876*\n\n### 13\\. D’Best Fishing at Pasir Ris Town Park\n![D'Best Fishing Pond \\| fishing in singapore](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2020\/03\/D-Best-Fishing-Pond-pasir-ris-heritage-trail.png)\n\nHang around the pond for a spot of fishing. Photography: Nicole Nithiyah\n\nGear up and head to [Pasir Ris](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/pasir-ris-heritage-trail-singapore\/), where you’ll find Singapore’s largest commercial saltwater fishing pond. Open 24 hours, D’Best Fishing welcomes both beginners and skilled anglers, offering rods for rental if you don’t have one. Whether you enjoy the morning sun on your face or a little midnight action, you can pop by anytime to test your skills, agility and stamina. The place also houses a kids’ fishing area for an educational experience.  \n*[D’Best Fishing](https:\/\/dbestfishing.com.sg\/), 90 Pasir Ris Central (Pasir Ris Town Park), Singapore 519635*\n\n### 14\\. Kolam Ayer ABC Waterfront\nHere’s a small but mighty fishing spot in Singapore. The deck can accommodate enough anglers that everyone can experience the joy and thrills of reeling in their catch. Some fishing enthusiasts claim this is one tough spot, so don’t get your hopes up. But hey, if you’re lucky, you might get Japanese fish, catfish, or even Toman (giant mudfish).  \n*[Kolam Ayer ABC Waterfront](https:\/\/www.pub.gov.sg\/Public\/Places-of-Interest\/Our-Reservoirs-and-Waterways\/Kolam-Ayer-ABC-Waterfront), 64 Kallang Bahru*\n\n![Fishing and prawning in Singapore](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2023\/09\/fishing-prawning-singapore-i359702-shutterstock-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: i359702 via Shutterstock\n### 15\\. Changi Beach Park\nThis rustic spot is one of the oldest coastal parks on the island, popular with families for swimming, [picnics](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/ultimate-picnic-in-singapore\/) and BBQ gatherings. For a tranquil fishing experience, pick the perfect spot along the beach and settle in for the day. Just bring your own rod and you’re ready to go\\!  \n*[Changi Beach Park](https:\/\/beta.nparks.gov.sg\/visit\/parks\/park-detail\/changi-beach-park), located along Nicoll Drive and Changi Coast Road*\n\nGrab a friend for fun times at these fishing and prawning spots in Singapore\\!\n### [Need more Honeycombers in your life? Head this way…](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sign-up\/)\n\n[←Things to do in Singapore in February](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/things-to-do-in-singapore-february\/)\n\n![Benita Lee \\| Honeycombers](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2024\/10\/Benita-Lee-Honeycombers-150x150.png)\n\n#### Written by Benita Lee\nWith more than 13 years of experience in Singapore’s media industry, Benita has covered everything from food to lifestyle to travel. Now, she’s all about that sweet life. 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We reel in the best places for a peaceful day out.\nFor some [alone time](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/things-to-do-alone-in-singapore\/) spent relaxing in nature, fishing and prawning are great leisure activities if you have plenty of hours to spare. All you need is the proper equipment, lots of [sunscreen](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/best-sunscreens-for-face\/) and a good amount of patience to play the waiting game. Just remember to go to the designated areas and practice proper etiquette! From [nature parks](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/secret-parks-hidden-gardens-singapore\/) to reservoirs to outdoor areas, here are all the best places to go fishing and prawning in Singapore. Tip: before you go, check out these [guidelines for sustainable fishing](https:\/\/www.marinestewards.org\/guidelines).\n\n## Where to go prawning in Singapore\n![fishing prawning singapore \\| man by river](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2021\/02\/fishing-prawning-singapore-man-by-river-900x643.png)\n\nPhotography: DerekTeo via Shutterstock\n### 1\\. Bait N Catch\nExhausted all the prawning spots in our country? Well, here’s one that you might have missed out. Located in Aranda Country Club, Bait N Catch is a beginner-friendly spot where even novices can get big head prawns and yabbies. Test your skills at the four freshwater ponds, and once you’re confident, take part in its competitions to win attractive prizes.  \n*[Bait N Catch](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/bncsg\/), Aranda Country Club, 60 Pasir Ris Drive 3, Singapore 519497*\n\n### 2\\. Hai Bin\n![hai bin \\| prawning in singapore](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2015\/05\/Hai-Bin-Prawning-900x643.png)\n\nHai Bin is a popular late-night hangout. Photography: Hai Bin Punggol via Facebook\n\nOne of the most well-loved hotspots for prawning, Hai Bin never closes its doors to visitors. That means you can bask in the [kampung](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/kampong-lorong-buangkok\/) spirit at this old school prawn fishing pond any time of the day (or night). Whether you’re going solo or in a group, you’ll enjoy the casual ambience of the space.  \n*[Hai Bin](https:\/\/www.haibin.com.sg\/), \\#01-04, 6 Tebing Lane, Singapore 828835*\n\n### 3\\. Ah Hua Fishing\nExplore Singapore’s serene countryside and spend a day at this fishing hangout to reel in prawns or try your hand at pole fishing. The east-side spot may be a tad out of the way, but it’s well worth the peace and quiet. Little ones can join in the fun with \\$1 koi fish feeding, too\\!  \n*[Ah Hua Fishing](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/ahhuafishing\/), 125A Pasir Ris Road, Singapore 519121*\n\n### 4\\. Orto\n![prawning in singapore \\| orto west coast](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2021\/02\/prawning-in-singapore-orto-west-coast-900x643.png)\n\nPhotography: Prawning at Orto via Facebook\n\nFormerly a family-friendly nature oasis in [Yishun](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/what-to-do-in-yishun-singapore-hawker-cafes-parks-activities\/), kampung-style Orto is now in the west. The latest prawning spot in Singapore houses two ponds filled with big head prawns. Plus, the indoor space is well-ventilated, and you don’t have to prepare a thing. As usual, rent your rods here, grab some bait, and grill up a feast once you’ve hauled your catch of the day.  \n*[Orto](https:\/\/www.orto.sg\/activities\/prawningatorto\/), \\#01-12\/13, 27 West Coast Highway, Singapore 117867*\n\n### 5\\. Fish @ Bugis +\nNot a fan of sitting out in the sun for long hours? Check out the city’s only rooftop indoor prawn fishing pond instead. Activities here include saltwater prawning, freshwater prawning and longkang fishing for kids. For the ultimate chilling sesh, grab a beer and luxuriate in the air-conditioned arena while you wait.  \n*[Fish @ Bugis+](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/fishatbugis\/), \\#07-05, Bugis+, 201 Victoria Street, Singapore 188067*\n\n![lower seletar reservoir fishing](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2021\/02\/lower-seletar-reservoir-fishing-900x643.png)\n\nEnjoy the serenity of nature while fishing or prawning.\n### 6\\. Riviera Prawning\nFor 24-hour prawning in Singapore, swing by this no-frills spot in [Punggol](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/guide-to-punggol-singapore\/). It’s usually not as crowded as Hai Bin, and you can snag any items you need at the store before casting your rod. For a little midnight fun, grab a couple of fellow insomniac friends and while away the hours.  \n*[Riviera Prawning](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/RivieraPrawning24HR\/), \\#01-11, 60 Punggol East, Singapore 828825*\n***\n## Where to go fishing in Singapore\n### 7\\. Southern Promenade at Jurong Lake Gardens\n![southern promenade at jurong lake gardens \\| fishing in singapore](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2023\/09\/fishing-singapore-southern-promenade-jurong-lake-gardens-nparks-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: NParks\n\nThe reopening of the massive [Jurong Lake Gardens](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/jurong-lake-chinese-japanese-gardens\/) means anglers living in the west have one (more) fishing place in Singapore. Located a little further away from the park’s attractions (and crowds), cast your rods at the viewing decks and enjoy the view while waiting for fish to bite. Just keep a lookout for roots under the water surface – your line might get snagged if you’re not careful.  \n*[Southern Promenade](https:\/\/www.nparks.gov.sg\/juronglakegardens\/explore-our-gardens\/attractions\/southern-promenade), Jurong Lake Gardens, Yuan Ching Road*\n\n[![cycling routes singapore \\| cyclists by the water](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2023\/06\/cycling-routes-singapore-cyclists-by-the-water.png)](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/cycling-routes-in-singapore\/)\n\n### 8\\. Punggol Point Jetty\n![punggol point park jetty \\| fishing in singapore](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2017\/10\/punggol-point-park-jetty.png)\n\nThe jetty offers a smaller spot for fishing enthusiasts. Photography: Benita Lee\n\nJust next to [Coney Island](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/guide-to-coney-island-singapore\/), Punggol Point Park is home to a jetty that looks out on Pulau Ubin and the Johor Straits. The promenade is a picturesque waterfront hangout where anglers can catch snapper, barramundi, rays and more. But if you end up leaving empty-handed, you can always kick back with a meal at the nearby eateries. If you decide to venture further, do note that you can only fish along certain sections of Punggol Promenade, so it’s best to check with NParks before you go.  \n*Punggol Point Jetty, Punggol Point Park*\n\n### 9\\. Lower Seletar Reservoir Park\nDrive north to find glittering waters and gorgeous greenery at Lower Seletar Reservoir Park. The fishing jetty extends out into the reservoir, allowing anglers to hook tilapias and large snakeheads. You can always take a leisurely waterfront stroll afterwards to stretch your legs! P.S. to care for the reservoir and preserve fish stock, you’re encouraged to use only artificial bait and carry out catch-and-release practices.  \n*[Lower Seletar Reservoir Park](https:\/\/beta.nparks.gov.sg\/visit\/parks\/park-detail\/lower-seletar-reservoir-park), located along Yishun Avenue 1 and Lentor Avenue*\n\n### 10\\. Labrador Nature Reserve\n![labrador nature reserve fishing](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2021\/02\/labrador-nature-reserve-fishing-900x643.png)\n\nLabrador Nature Reserve is a tranquil spot for fishing.\n\nConveniently situated near [Labrador Park](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/labrador-nature-reserve-singapore-guide\/) [MRT station](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/beautiful-mrt-stations-singapore\/), the nature reserve’s seaside spots are a stroll away, either down Labrador Villa Road or the lush green Berlayer Creek boardwalk. Plus, it’s not too crowded and the park is home to historical relics from WWII if you’re up for a little sightseeing. Anglers can head to the quiet jetty to fish for various species along the shoreline of the promenade.  \n*[Labrador Nature Reserve](https:\/\/beta.nparks.gov.sg\/visit\/parks\/park-detail\/labrador-nature-reserve), located along Labrador Villa Road*\n\n### 11\\. Sembawang Park\nFor undisturbed views of the Johor Straits, head to Sembawang Park, a popular fishing spot by the beach. You can also catch flower crabs and mud crabs here if you bring along cage traps. Just find a spot at the jetty and enjoy the peace that surrounds you as you wait.  \n*[Sembawang Park](https:\/\/beta.nparks.gov.sg\/visit\/parks\/park-detail\/sembawang-park), Sembawang Road*\n\n### 12\\. Bedok Jetty\n![bedok jetty east coast park \\| fishing in singapore](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2021\/02\/bedok-jetty-east-coast-park-900x643.png)\n\nBedok Jetty is a favourite among fishing enthusiasts. Photography: Benita Lee\n\nA popular fishing location in [East Coast Park](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/east-coast-park-guide-singapore\/), this beautiful former military jetty stretches out more than 300 metres into the sea. That means you’ll get scenic views and serene vibes as you cast your line and wait for the fish to bite. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced enthusiast, Bedok Jetty offers shallow and deep water fishing for anyone to try. Big catches here include stingrays, as well as large garoupas and snappers.  \n*Bedok Jetty, East Coast Park Service Road, Singapore 449876*\n\n### 13\\. D’Best Fishing at Pasir Ris Town Park\n![D'Best Fishing Pond \\| fishing in singapore](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2020\/03\/D-Best-Fishing-Pond-pasir-ris-heritage-trail.png)\n\nHang around the pond for a spot of fishing. Photography: Nicole Nithiyah\n\nGear up and head to [Pasir Ris](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/pasir-ris-heritage-trail-singapore\/), where you’ll find Singapore’s largest commercial saltwater fishing pond. Open 24 hours, D’Best Fishing welcomes both beginners and skilled anglers, offering rods for rental if you don’t have one. Whether you enjoy the morning sun on your face or a little midnight action, you can pop by anytime to test your skills, agility and stamina. The place also houses a kids’ fishing area for an educational experience.  \n*[D’Best Fishing](https:\/\/dbestfishing.com.sg\/), 90 Pasir Ris Central (Pasir Ris Town Park), Singapore 519635*\n\n### 14\\. Kolam Ayer ABC Waterfront\nHere’s a small but mighty fishing spot in Singapore. The deck can accommodate enough anglers that everyone can experience the joy and thrills of reeling in their catch. Some fishing enthusiasts claim this is one tough spot, so don’t get your hopes up. But hey, if you’re lucky, you might get Japanese fish, catfish, or even Toman (giant mudfish).  \n*[Kolam Ayer ABC Waterfront](https:\/\/www.pub.gov.sg\/Public\/Places-of-Interest\/Our-Reservoirs-and-Waterways\/Kolam-Ayer-ABC-Waterfront), 64 Kallang Bahru*\n\n![Fishing and prawning in Singapore](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2023\/09\/fishing-prawning-singapore-i359702-shutterstock-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: i359702 via Shutterstock\n### 15\\. Changi Beach Park\nThis rustic spot is one of the oldest coastal parks on the island, popular with families for swimming, [picnics](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/ultimate-picnic-in-singapore\/) and BBQ gatherings. For a tranquil fishing experience, pick the perfect spot along the beach and settle in for the day. Just bring your own rod and you’re ready to go\\!  \n*[Changi Beach Park](https:\/\/beta.nparks.gov.sg\/visit\/parks\/park-detail\/changi-beach-park), located along Nicoll Drive and Changi Coast Road*\n\nGrab a friend for fun times at these fishing and prawning spots in Singapore\\!","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	We found the best fishing and prawning places in Singapore. Keen to try your hand at fishing or prawning in Singapore? We reel in the best places for a peaceful day out. For some alone time spent relaxing in nature, fishing and prawning are great leisure activities if you have plenty of hours to spare. All you need is the proper equipment, lots of sunscreen and a good amount of patience to play the waiting game. Just remember to go to the designated areas and practice proper etiquette! From nature parks to reservoirs to outdoor areas, here are all the best places to go fishing and prawning in Singapore. Tip: before you go, check out these guidelines for sustainable fishing . Where to go prawning in Singapore Photography: DerekTeo via Shutterstock 1. Bait N Catch Exhausted all the prawning spots in our country? Well, here’s one that you might have missed out. Located in Aranda Country Club, Bait N Catch is a beginner-friendly spot where even novices can get big head prawns and yabbies. Test your skills at the four freshwater ponds, and once you’re confident, take part in its competitions to win attractive prizes. Bait N Catch , Aranda Country Club, 60 Pasir Ris Drive 3, Singapore 519497 2. Hai Bin Hai Bin is a popular late-night hangout. Photography: Hai Bin Punggol via Facebook One of the most well-loved hotspots for prawning, Hai Bin never closes its doors to visitors. That means you can bask in the kampung spirit at this old school prawn fishing pond any time of the day (or night). Whether you’re going solo or in a group, you’ll enjoy the casual ambience of the space. Hai Bin , #01-04, 6 Tebing Lane, Singapore 828835 3. Ah Hua Fishing Explore Singapore’s serene countryside and spend a day at this fishing hangout to reel in prawns or try your hand at pole fishing. The east-side spot may be a tad out of the way, but it’s well worth the peace and quiet. Little ones can join in the fun with $1 koi fish feeding, too! Ah Hua Fishing , 125A Pasir Ris Road, Singapore 519121 4. Orto Photography: Prawning at Orto via Facebook Formerly a family-friendly nature oasis in Yishun , kampung-style Orto is now in the west. The latest prawning spot in Singapore houses two ponds filled with big head prawns. Plus, the indoor space is well-ventilated, and you don’t have to prepare a thing. As usual, rent your rods here, grab some bait, and grill up a feast once you’ve hauled your catch of the day. Orto , #01-12/13, 27 West Coast Highway, Singapore 117867 5. Fish @ Bugis + Not a fan of sitting out in the sun for long hours? Check out the city’s only rooftop indoor prawn fishing pond instead. Activities here include saltwater prawning, freshwater prawning and longkang fishing for kids. For the ultimate chilling sesh, grab a beer and luxuriate in the air-conditioned arena while you wait. Fish @ Bugis+ , #07-05, Bugis+, 201 Victoria Street, Singapore 188067 Enjoy the serenity of nature while fishing or prawning. 6. Riviera Prawning For 24-hour prawning in Singapore, swing by this no-frills spot in Punggol . It’s usually not as crowded as Hai Bin, and you can snag any items you need at the store before casting your rod. For a little midnight fun, grab a couple of fellow insomniac friends and while away the hours. Riviera Prawning , #01-11, 60 Punggol East, Singapore 828825 Where to go fishing in Singapore 7. Southern Promenade at Jurong Lake Gardens Photography: NParks The reopening of the massive Jurong Lake Gardens means anglers living in the west have one (more) fishing place in Singapore. Located a little further away from the park’s attractions (and crowds), cast your rods at the viewing decks and enjoy the view while waiting for fish to bite. Just keep a lookout for roots under the water surface – your line might get snagged if you’re not careful. Southern Promenade , Jurong Lake Gardens, Yuan Ching Road 8. Punggol Point Jetty The jetty offers a smaller spot for fishing enthusiasts. Photography: Benita Lee Just next to Coney Island , Punggol Point Park is home to a jetty that looks out on Pulau Ubin and the Johor Straits. The promenade is a picturesque waterfront hangout where anglers can catch snapper, barramundi, rays and more. But if you end up leaving empty-handed, you can always kick back with a meal at the nearby eateries. If you decide to venture further, do note that you can only fish along certain sections of Punggol Promenade, so it’s best to check with NParks before you go. Punggol Point Jetty, Punggol Point Park 9. Lower Seletar Reservoir Park Drive north to find glittering waters and gorgeous greenery at Lower Seletar Reservoir Park. The fishing jetty extends out into the reservoir, allowing anglers to hook tilapias and large snakeheads. You can always take a leisurely waterfront stroll afterwards to stretch your legs! P.S. to care for the reservoir and preserve fish stock, you’re encouraged to use only artificial bait and carry out catch-and-release practices. Lower Seletar Reservoir Park , located along Yishun Avenue 1 and Lentor Avenue 10. Labrador Nature Reserve Labrador Nature Reserve is a tranquil spot for fishing. Conveniently situated near Labrador Park MRT station , the nature reserve’s seaside spots are a stroll away, either down Labrador Villa Road or the lush green Berlayer Creek boardwalk. Plus, it’s not too crowded and the park is home to historical relics from WWII if you’re up for a little sightseeing. Anglers can head to the quiet jetty to fish for various species along the shoreline of the promenade. Labrador Nature Reserve , located along Labrador Villa Road 11. Sembawang Park For undisturbed views of the Johor Straits, head to Sembawang Park, a popular fishing spot by the beach. You can also catch flower crabs and mud crabs here if you bring along cage traps. Just find a spot at the jetty and enjoy the peace that surrounds you as you wait. Sembawang Park , Sembawang Road 12. Bedok Jetty Bedok Jetty is a favourite among fishing enthusiasts. Photography: Benita Lee A popular fishing location in East Coast Park , this beautiful former military jetty stretches out more than 300 metres into the sea. That means you’ll get scenic views and serene vibes as you cast your line and wait for the fish to bite. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced enthusiast, Bedok Jetty offers shallow and deep water fishing for anyone to try. Big catches here include stingrays, as well as large garoupas and snappers. Bedok Jetty, East Coast Park Service Road, Singapore 449876 13. D’Best Fishing at Pasir Ris Town Park Hang around the pond for a spot of fishing. Photography: Nicole Nithiyah Gear up and head to Pasir Ris , where you’ll find Singapore’s largest commercial saltwater fishing pond. Open 24 hours, D’Best Fishing welcomes both beginners and skilled anglers, offering rods for rental if you don’t have one. Whether you enjoy the morning sun on your face or a little midnight action, you can pop by anytime to test your skills, agility and stamina. The place also houses a kids’ fishing area for an educational experience. D’Best Fishing , 90 Pasir Ris Central (Pasir Ris Town Park), Singapore 519635 14. Kolam Ayer ABC Waterfront Here’s a small but mighty fishing spot in Singapore. The deck can accommodate enough anglers that everyone can experience the joy and thrills of reeling in their catch. Some fishing enthusiasts claim this is one tough spot, so don’t get your hopes up. But hey, if you’re lucky, you might get Japanese fish, catfish, or even Toman (giant mudfish). Kolam Ayer ABC Waterfront , 64 Kallang Bahru Photography: i359702 via Shutterstock 15. Changi Beach Park This rustic spot is one of the oldest coastal parks on the island, popular with families for swimming, picnics and BBQ gatherings. For a tranquil fishing experience, pick the perfect spot along the beach and settle in for the day. Just bring your own rod and you’re ready to go! Changi Beach Park , located along Nicoll Drive and Changi Coast Road Grab a friend for fun times at these fishing and prawning spots in Singapore!
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We reel in the best places for a peaceful day out. For some [alone time](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/things-to-do-alone-in-singapore/) spent relaxing in nature, fishing and prawning are great leisure activities if you have plenty of hours to spare. All you need is the proper equipment, lots of [sunscreen](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/best-sunscreens-for-face/) and a good amount of patience to play the waiting game. Just remember to go to the designated areas and practice proper etiquette! From [nature parks](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/secret-parks-hidden-gardens-singapore/) to reservoirs to outdoor areas, here are all the best places to go fishing and prawning in Singapore. Tip: before you go, check out these [guidelines for sustainable fishing](https://www.marinestewards.org/guidelines). ## Where to go prawning in Singapore ![fishing prawning singapore \\| man by river](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2021/02/fishing-prawning-singapore-man-by-river-900x643.png) Photography: DerekTeo via Shutterstock ### 1\. Bait N Catch Exhausted all the prawning spots in our country? Well, here’s one that you might have missed out. Located in Aranda Country Club, Bait N Catch is a beginner-friendly spot where even novices can get big head prawns and yabbies. Test your skills at the four freshwater ponds, and once you’re confident, take part in its competitions to win attractive prizes. [Bait N Catch](https://www.facebook.com/bncsg/), Aranda Country Club, 60 Pasir Ris Drive 3, Singapore 519497 ### 2\. Hai Bin ![hai bin \\| prawning in singapore](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2015/05/Hai-Bin-Prawning-900x643.png) Hai Bin is a popular late-night hangout. Photography: Hai Bin Punggol via Facebook One of the most well-loved hotspots for prawning, Hai Bin never closes its doors to visitors. That means you can bask in the [kampung](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/kampong-lorong-buangkok/) spirit at this old school prawn fishing pond any time of the day (or night). Whether you’re going solo or in a group, you’ll enjoy the casual ambience of the space. [Hai Bin](https://www.haibin.com.sg/), \#01-04, 6 Tebing Lane, Singapore 828835 ### 3\. Ah Hua Fishing Explore Singapore’s serene countryside and spend a day at this fishing hangout to reel in prawns or try your hand at pole fishing. The east-side spot may be a tad out of the way, but it’s well worth the peace and quiet. Little ones can join in the fun with \$1 koi fish feeding, too\! [Ah Hua Fishing](https://www.facebook.com/ahhuafishing/), 125A Pasir Ris Road, Singapore 519121 ### 4\. Orto ![prawning in singapore \\| orto west coast](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2021/02/prawning-in-singapore-orto-west-coast-900x643.png) Photography: Prawning at Orto via Facebook Formerly a family-friendly nature oasis in [Yishun](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/what-to-do-in-yishun-singapore-hawker-cafes-parks-activities/), kampung-style Orto is now in the west. The latest prawning spot in Singapore houses two ponds filled with big head prawns. Plus, the indoor space is well-ventilated, and you don’t have to prepare a thing. As usual, rent your rods here, grab some bait, and grill up a feast once you’ve hauled your catch of the day. [Orto](https://www.orto.sg/activities/prawningatorto/), \#01-12/13, 27 West Coast Highway, Singapore 117867 ### 5\. Fish @ Bugis + Not a fan of sitting out in the sun for long hours? Check out the city’s only rooftop indoor prawn fishing pond instead. Activities here include saltwater prawning, freshwater prawning and longkang fishing for kids. For the ultimate chilling sesh, grab a beer and luxuriate in the air-conditioned arena while you wait. [Fish @ Bugis+](https://www.facebook.com/fishatbugis/), \#07-05, Bugis+, 201 Victoria Street, Singapore 188067 ![lower seletar reservoir fishing](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2021/02/lower-seletar-reservoir-fishing-900x643.png) Enjoy the serenity of nature while fishing or prawning. ### 6\. Riviera Prawning For 24-hour prawning in Singapore, swing by this no-frills spot in [Punggol](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/guide-to-punggol-singapore/). It’s usually not as crowded as Hai Bin, and you can snag any items you need at the store before casting your rod. For a little midnight fun, grab a couple of fellow insomniac friends and while away the hours. [Riviera Prawning](https://www.facebook.com/RivieraPrawning24HR/), \#01-11, 60 Punggol East, Singapore 828825 *** ## Where to go fishing in Singapore ### 7\. Southern Promenade at Jurong Lake Gardens ![southern promenade at jurong lake gardens \\| fishing in singapore](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/09/fishing-singapore-southern-promenade-jurong-lake-gardens-nparks-900x643.jpg) Photography: NParks The reopening of the massive [Jurong Lake Gardens](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/jurong-lake-chinese-japanese-gardens/) means anglers living in the west have one (more) fishing place in Singapore. Located a little further away from the park’s attractions (and crowds), cast your rods at the viewing decks and enjoy the view while waiting for fish to bite. Just keep a lookout for roots under the water surface – your line might get snagged if you’re not careful. [Southern Promenade](https://www.nparks.gov.sg/juronglakegardens/explore-our-gardens/attractions/southern-promenade), Jurong Lake Gardens, Yuan Ching Road [![cycling routes singapore \\| cyclists by the water](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/06/cycling-routes-singapore-cyclists-by-the-water.png)](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/cycling-routes-in-singapore/) [Things To Do](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/things-to-do/) [Let's ride! Picturesque paths to cycle on](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/cycling-routes-in-singapore/) ### 8\. Punggol Point Jetty ![punggol point park jetty \\| fishing in singapore](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2017/10/punggol-point-park-jetty.png) The jetty offers a smaller spot for fishing enthusiasts. Photography: Benita Lee Just next to [Coney Island](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/guide-to-coney-island-singapore/), Punggol Point Park is home to a jetty that looks out on Pulau Ubin and the Johor Straits. The promenade is a picturesque waterfront hangout where anglers can catch snapper, barramundi, rays and more. But if you end up leaving empty-handed, you can always kick back with a meal at the nearby eateries. If you decide to venture further, do note that you can only fish along certain sections of Punggol Promenade, so it’s best to check with NParks before you go. Punggol Point Jetty, Punggol Point Park ### 9\. Lower Seletar Reservoir Park Drive north to find glittering waters and gorgeous greenery at Lower Seletar Reservoir Park. The fishing jetty extends out into the reservoir, allowing anglers to hook tilapias and large snakeheads. You can always take a leisurely waterfront stroll afterwards to stretch your legs! P.S. to care for the reservoir and preserve fish stock, you’re encouraged to use only artificial bait and carry out catch-and-release practices. [Lower Seletar Reservoir Park](https://beta.nparks.gov.sg/visit/parks/park-detail/lower-seletar-reservoir-park), located along Yishun Avenue 1 and Lentor Avenue ### 10\. Labrador Nature Reserve ![labrador nature reserve fishing](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2021/02/labrador-nature-reserve-fishing-900x643.png) Labrador Nature Reserve is a tranquil spot for fishing. Conveniently situated near [Labrador Park](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/labrador-nature-reserve-singapore-guide/) [MRT station](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/beautiful-mrt-stations-singapore/), the nature reserve’s seaside spots are a stroll away, either down Labrador Villa Road or the lush green Berlayer Creek boardwalk. Plus, it’s not too crowded and the park is home to historical relics from WWII if you’re up for a little sightseeing. Anglers can head to the quiet jetty to fish for various species along the shoreline of the promenade. [Labrador Nature Reserve](https://beta.nparks.gov.sg/visit/parks/park-detail/labrador-nature-reserve), located along Labrador Villa Road ### 11\. Sembawang Park For undisturbed views of the Johor Straits, head to Sembawang Park, a popular fishing spot by the beach. You can also catch flower crabs and mud crabs here if you bring along cage traps. Just find a spot at the jetty and enjoy the peace that surrounds you as you wait. [Sembawang Park](https://beta.nparks.gov.sg/visit/parks/park-detail/sembawang-park), Sembawang Road ### 12\. Bedok Jetty ![bedok jetty east coast park \\| fishing in singapore](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2021/02/bedok-jetty-east-coast-park-900x643.png) Bedok Jetty is a favourite among fishing enthusiasts. Photography: Benita Lee A popular fishing location in [East Coast Park](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/east-coast-park-guide-singapore/), this beautiful former military jetty stretches out more than 300 metres into the sea. That means you’ll get scenic views and serene vibes as you cast your line and wait for the fish to bite. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced enthusiast, Bedok Jetty offers shallow and deep water fishing for anyone to try. Big catches here include stingrays, as well as large garoupas and snappers. Bedok Jetty, East Coast Park Service Road, Singapore 449876 ### 13\. D’Best Fishing at Pasir Ris Town Park ![D'Best Fishing Pond \\| fishing in singapore](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/03/D-Best-Fishing-Pond-pasir-ris-heritage-trail.png) Hang around the pond for a spot of fishing. Photography: Nicole Nithiyah Gear up and head to [Pasir Ris](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/pasir-ris-heritage-trail-singapore/), where you’ll find Singapore’s largest commercial saltwater fishing pond. Open 24 hours, D’Best Fishing welcomes both beginners and skilled anglers, offering rods for rental if you don’t have one. Whether you enjoy the morning sun on your face or a little midnight action, you can pop by anytime to test your skills, agility and stamina. The place also houses a kids’ fishing area for an educational experience. [D’Best Fishing](https://dbestfishing.com.sg/), 90 Pasir Ris Central (Pasir Ris Town Park), Singapore 519635 ### 14\. Kolam Ayer ABC Waterfront Here’s a small but mighty fishing spot in Singapore. The deck can accommodate enough anglers that everyone can experience the joy and thrills of reeling in their catch. Some fishing enthusiasts claim this is one tough spot, so don’t get your hopes up. But hey, if you’re lucky, you might get Japanese fish, catfish, or even Toman (giant mudfish). [Kolam Ayer ABC Waterfront](https://www.pub.gov.sg/Public/Places-of-Interest/Our-Reservoirs-and-Waterways/Kolam-Ayer-ABC-Waterfront), 64 Kallang Bahru ![Fishing and prawning in Singapore](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/09/fishing-prawning-singapore-i359702-shutterstock-900x643.jpg) Photography: i359702 via Shutterstock ### 15\. Changi Beach Park This rustic spot is one of the oldest coastal parks on the island, popular with families for swimming, [picnics](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/ultimate-picnic-in-singapore/) and BBQ gatherings. For a tranquil fishing experience, pick the perfect spot along the beach and settle in for the day. Just bring your own rod and you’re ready to go\! [Changi Beach Park](https://beta.nparks.gov.sg/visit/parks/park-detail/changi-beach-park), located along Nicoll Drive and Changi Coast Road Grab a friend for fun times at these fishing and prawning spots in Singapore\! ### [Need more Honeycombers in your life? Head this way…](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sign-up/) [←Things to do in Singapore in February](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/things-to-do-in-singapore-february/) ![Benita Lee \\| Honeycombers](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/10/Benita-Lee-Honeycombers-150x150.png) #### Written by Benita Lee With more than 13 years of experience in Singapore’s media industry, Benita has covered everything from food to lifestyle to travel. Now, she’s all about that sweet life. As the Group Editor of Honeycombers, she heads the editorial and branded content teams - and there’s nothing she loves more than scouring the city for all things new and cool. 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Readable Markdown	![Catch of the day: Gorgeous parks and serene nature spots for fishing and prawning in Singapore](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/09/fishing-prawning-in-singapore-men-with-fishing-rods-900x643.png) We found the best fishing and prawning places in Singapore. ## Keen to try your hand at fishing or prawning in Singapore? We reel in the best places for a peaceful day out. For some [alone time](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/things-to-do-alone-in-singapore/) spent relaxing in nature, fishing and prawning are great leisure activities if you have plenty of hours to spare. All you need is the proper equipment, lots of [sunscreen](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/best-sunscreens-for-face/) and a good amount of patience to play the waiting game. Just remember to go to the designated areas and practice proper etiquette! From [nature parks](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/secret-parks-hidden-gardens-singapore/) to reservoirs to outdoor areas, here are all the best places to go fishing and prawning in Singapore. Tip: before you go, check out these [guidelines for sustainable fishing](https://www.marinestewards.org/guidelines). ## Where to go prawning in Singapore ![fishing prawning singapore \\| man by river](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2021/02/fishing-prawning-singapore-man-by-river-900x643.png) Photography: DerekTeo via Shutterstock ### 1\. Bait N Catch Exhausted all the prawning spots in our country? Well, here’s one that you might have missed out. Located in Aranda Country Club, Bait N Catch is a beginner-friendly spot where even novices can get big head prawns and yabbies. Test your skills at the four freshwater ponds, and once you’re confident, take part in its competitions to win attractive prizes. [Bait N Catch](https://www.facebook.com/bncsg/), Aranda Country Club, 60 Pasir Ris Drive 3, Singapore 519497 ### 2\. Hai Bin ![hai bin \\| prawning in singapore](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2015/05/Hai-Bin-Prawning-900x643.png) Hai Bin is a popular late-night hangout. Photography: Hai Bin Punggol via Facebook One of the most well-loved hotspots for prawning, Hai Bin never closes its doors to visitors. That means you can bask in the [kampung](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/kampong-lorong-buangkok/) spirit at this old school prawn fishing pond any time of the day (or night). Whether you’re going solo or in a group, you’ll enjoy the casual ambience of the space. [Hai Bin](https://www.haibin.com.sg/), \#01-04, 6 Tebing Lane, Singapore 828835 ### 3\. Ah Hua Fishing Explore Singapore’s serene countryside and spend a day at this fishing hangout to reel in prawns or try your hand at pole fishing. The east-side spot may be a tad out of the way, but it’s well worth the peace and quiet. Little ones can join in the fun with \$1 koi fish feeding, too\! [Ah Hua Fishing](https://www.facebook.com/ahhuafishing/), 125A Pasir Ris Road, Singapore 519121 ### 4\. Orto ![prawning in singapore \\| orto west coast](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2021/02/prawning-in-singapore-orto-west-coast-900x643.png) Photography: Prawning at Orto via Facebook Formerly a family-friendly nature oasis in [Yishun](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/what-to-do-in-yishun-singapore-hawker-cafes-parks-activities/), kampung-style Orto is now in the west. The latest prawning spot in Singapore houses two ponds filled with big head prawns. Plus, the indoor space is well-ventilated, and you don’t have to prepare a thing. As usual, rent your rods here, grab some bait, and grill up a feast once you’ve hauled your catch of the day. [Orto](https://www.orto.sg/activities/prawningatorto/), \#01-12/13, 27 West Coast Highway, Singapore 117867 ### 5\. Fish @ Bugis + Not a fan of sitting out in the sun for long hours? Check out the city’s only rooftop indoor prawn fishing pond instead. Activities here include saltwater prawning, freshwater prawning and longkang fishing for kids. For the ultimate chilling sesh, grab a beer and luxuriate in the air-conditioned arena while you wait. [Fish @ Bugis+](https://www.facebook.com/fishatbugis/), \#07-05, Bugis+, 201 Victoria Street, Singapore 188067 ![lower seletar reservoir fishing](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2021/02/lower-seletar-reservoir-fishing-900x643.png) Enjoy the serenity of nature while fishing or prawning. ### 6\. Riviera Prawning For 24-hour prawning in Singapore, swing by this no-frills spot in [Punggol](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/guide-to-punggol-singapore/). It’s usually not as crowded as Hai Bin, and you can snag any items you need at the store before casting your rod. For a little midnight fun, grab a couple of fellow insomniac friends and while away the hours. [Riviera Prawning](https://www.facebook.com/RivieraPrawning24HR/), \#01-11, 60 Punggol East, Singapore 828825 *** ## Where to go fishing in Singapore ### 7\. Southern Promenade at Jurong Lake Gardens ![southern promenade at jurong lake gardens \\| fishing in singapore](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/09/fishing-singapore-southern-promenade-jurong-lake-gardens-nparks-900x643.jpg) Photography: NParks The reopening of the massive [Jurong Lake Gardens](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/jurong-lake-chinese-japanese-gardens/) means anglers living in the west have one (more) fishing place in Singapore. Located a little further away from the park’s attractions (and crowds), cast your rods at the viewing decks and enjoy the view while waiting for fish to bite. Just keep a lookout for roots under the water surface – your line might get snagged if you’re not careful. [Southern Promenade](https://www.nparks.gov.sg/juronglakegardens/explore-our-gardens/attractions/southern-promenade), Jurong Lake Gardens, Yuan Ching Road [![cycling routes singapore \\| cyclists by the water](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/06/cycling-routes-singapore-cyclists-by-the-water.png)](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/cycling-routes-in-singapore/) ### 8\. Punggol Point Jetty ![punggol point park jetty \\| fishing in singapore](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2017/10/punggol-point-park-jetty.png) The jetty offers a smaller spot for fishing enthusiasts. Photography: Benita Lee Just next to [Coney Island](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/guide-to-coney-island-singapore/), Punggol Point Park is home to a jetty that looks out on Pulau Ubin and the Johor Straits. The promenade is a picturesque waterfront hangout where anglers can catch snapper, barramundi, rays and more. But if you end up leaving empty-handed, you can always kick back with a meal at the nearby eateries. If you decide to venture further, do note that you can only fish along certain sections of Punggol Promenade, so it’s best to check with NParks before you go. Punggol Point Jetty, Punggol Point Park ### 9\. Lower Seletar Reservoir Park Drive north to find glittering waters and gorgeous greenery at Lower Seletar Reservoir Park. The fishing jetty extends out into the reservoir, allowing anglers to hook tilapias and large snakeheads. You can always take a leisurely waterfront stroll afterwards to stretch your legs! P.S. to care for the reservoir and preserve fish stock, you’re encouraged to use only artificial bait and carry out catch-and-release practices. [Lower Seletar Reservoir Park](https://beta.nparks.gov.sg/visit/parks/park-detail/lower-seletar-reservoir-park), located along Yishun Avenue 1 and Lentor Avenue ### 10\. Labrador Nature Reserve ![labrador nature reserve fishing](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2021/02/labrador-nature-reserve-fishing-900x643.png) Labrador Nature Reserve is a tranquil spot for fishing. Conveniently situated near [Labrador Park](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/labrador-nature-reserve-singapore-guide/) [MRT station](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/beautiful-mrt-stations-singapore/), the nature reserve’s seaside spots are a stroll away, either down Labrador Villa Road or the lush green Berlayer Creek boardwalk. Plus, it’s not too crowded and the park is home to historical relics from WWII if you’re up for a little sightseeing. Anglers can head to the quiet jetty to fish for various species along the shoreline of the promenade. [Labrador Nature Reserve](https://beta.nparks.gov.sg/visit/parks/park-detail/labrador-nature-reserve), located along Labrador Villa Road ### 11\. Sembawang Park For undisturbed views of the Johor Straits, head to Sembawang Park, a popular fishing spot by the beach. You can also catch flower crabs and mud crabs here if you bring along cage traps. Just find a spot at the jetty and enjoy the peace that surrounds you as you wait. [Sembawang Park](https://beta.nparks.gov.sg/visit/parks/park-detail/sembawang-park), Sembawang Road ### 12\. Bedok Jetty ![bedok jetty east coast park \\| fishing in singapore](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2021/02/bedok-jetty-east-coast-park-900x643.png) Bedok Jetty is a favourite among fishing enthusiasts. Photography: Benita Lee A popular fishing location in [East Coast Park](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/east-coast-park-guide-singapore/), this beautiful former military jetty stretches out more than 300 metres into the sea. That means you’ll get scenic views and serene vibes as you cast your line and wait for the fish to bite. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced enthusiast, Bedok Jetty offers shallow and deep water fishing for anyone to try. Big catches here include stingrays, as well as large garoupas and snappers. Bedok Jetty, East Coast Park Service Road, Singapore 449876 ### 13\. D’Best Fishing at Pasir Ris Town Park ![D'Best Fishing Pond \\| fishing in singapore](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/03/D-Best-Fishing-Pond-pasir-ris-heritage-trail.png) Hang around the pond for a spot of fishing. Photography: Nicole Nithiyah Gear up and head to [Pasir Ris](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/pasir-ris-heritage-trail-singapore/), where you’ll find Singapore’s largest commercial saltwater fishing pond. Open 24 hours, D’Best Fishing welcomes both beginners and skilled anglers, offering rods for rental if you don’t have one. Whether you enjoy the morning sun on your face or a little midnight action, you can pop by anytime to test your skills, agility and stamina. The place also houses a kids’ fishing area for an educational experience. [D’Best Fishing](https://dbestfishing.com.sg/), 90 Pasir Ris Central (Pasir Ris Town Park), Singapore 519635 ### 14\. Kolam Ayer ABC Waterfront Here’s a small but mighty fishing spot in Singapore. The deck can accommodate enough anglers that everyone can experience the joy and thrills of reeling in their catch. Some fishing enthusiasts claim this is one tough spot, so don’t get your hopes up. But hey, if you’re lucky, you might get Japanese fish, catfish, or even Toman (giant mudfish). [Kolam Ayer ABC Waterfront](https://www.pub.gov.sg/Public/Places-of-Interest/Our-Reservoirs-and-Waterways/Kolam-Ayer-ABC-Waterfront), 64 Kallang Bahru ![Fishing and prawning in Singapore](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/09/fishing-prawning-singapore-i359702-shutterstock-900x643.jpg) Photography: i359702 via Shutterstock ### 15\. Changi Beach Park This rustic spot is one of the oldest coastal parks on the island, popular with families for swimming, [picnics](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/ultimate-picnic-in-singapore/) and BBQ gatherings. For a tranquil fishing experience, pick the perfect spot along the beach and settle in for the day. Just bring your own rod and you’re ready to go\! [Changi Beach Park](https://beta.nparks.gov.sg/visit/parks/park-detail/changi-beach-park), located along Nicoll Drive and Changi Coast Road Grab a friend for fun times at these fishing and prawning spots in Singapore\!
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