We stayed and fished anyway, the water is pretty shallow with lots of small fishes nibbling on our live prawns. I switched to small hooks with prawn meat to see what fishes they were. It didn't take long before we fish up those greedy little fishes, but what really made us pack up was the arrival of the swarm of striped eeltail catfish.
The tide has started to ebb anyway, so we moved to a new place to fish instead.
After visiting some spots in the east, it was apparent that it was too crowded for us to squeeze in. We're left with no choice but to go Bedok Jetty. At the same time, we lured out fisher to fish with us bluffing we've caught a lot of fish.
It's pretty crowded there as well but there were surely still space for us to fish. Tambans were scarce at the time, many of the anglers had already given up jigging it. No results from using live prawns either, so I switched to playing small hooks to see if I can catch small fishes to use as bait.It was pretty much the same throughout the evening and into the night. Tua Baks can be caught as night falls, fisher used them for his surf but nothing hit his line as well. We reluctantly pack up as we approach the last hour of New Year's Day.
)