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Saltiga 15HL is a good reel. but a bit on the heavier side if compared with the Shimano OJ 15.

A reel worth considering.

This pond is call Pro pond @D'best which is located in Pasir Ris

@@JasonReelFishing thank you

@@JasonReelFishing is it like a resort?

@@JasonReelFishing any advice for Americans trying to make a trip there?

Hello... you can consider the S66 Skippin Frog or the S2-68 Dragger (But I think the dragger will be a better fit for a 3000 sized reel).

Yes it is a travel rod.

I was using a zenaq glove. but I would recommend that you use a glove that will suit you and you are comfortable with. I like the zenaq ones as it is not too thick, that I can feel my grip. Hope this helps :)

@@JasonReelFishing thenk u bro. where did u get them?

@@bunoman772 No worries. I got it from Kaiser, a tackle shop in Singapore

Hi, perhaps you can google to find a suitable fishing charter to the area that you are going too.

@@JasonReelFishing i tried , but it's expensive for only 2 of us

@@crzbtch6161 Yes, as you will have to charter the whole boat. Where is your holiday bringing you to? and where are you intending to go for fishing?

Hello... this will depend on how heavy your jig and where you are fishing. For this trip, I was using a Zenaq Ikari power 3 with a 120g jig.

Yes you can bring the fish home.

Hello... the whole trip excluding the air fare and equipment is around USD1,800. It was an experience. you should go if you have the chance :)

Thank you for the suggestion.

I was using a Ripple Fisher Untimo ML with a 14000 TP.

I was using a ripple fisher ultimo paired with a Shimano twin power 14K

There’s a reel screaming part in the intro section of the video😊

The weather was perfect when I was there. But its changing quickly as monsoon is around the corner.

@@JasonReelFishing ok thx bro

I like to use longer leaders, hence I typically have around 2m of leader line.

@@JasonReelFishing thank u 🤙🏽

I don't really use bait. mainly soft plastic. sometimes I will put scent on the soft plastics. but I do see people using live prawns, and fish meat is not allowed at pro pond.

@@JasonReelFishing even if u use soft plastic at night,is it true that the cr is much slower than morning/afternoon?

@@dariustham1752 This will have to depend on the condition for the day. There are times where soft plastic works as well as bait. However, the night CR for PRMP has been good and consistent for quite awhile already.

@@JasonReelFishing which side of the main pond do u usually go to?

@@dariustham1752 If you are looking at luring at main pond, Kampong or saudi areas is the hottest now.

TBH... I been wanting to try the squishy lagoon. Just haven't gone around to getting it. I would assume that the methods would be similar to other types of lures.

@@JasonReelFishing but since u use soft plastic too,what are some of ur personal fav methods that u use?

@@dariustham1752 It's all about creating that right actions to get the fish to react. TBH I don't really have a fav method, I usually go with the flow and condition for the session. sometimes it can be just slow straight retrieve, at times hopping at the bottom, etc. I just use what works for the session :)

@@JasonReelFishing thank you!

Hi Colin, thank you for the word of encouragement. Been busy lately with my day job, hence content is kind of slow at the moment, but more is coming soon. In my opinion, both the Skippin Frog and Dragger are rather similar but very different at the same time. Firstly, Skipping Frog is rated ML rod whereas Dragger is a M rated rod. The one thing that I found out about Zenaq rods, is that each model is build for specific applications, with an optimal line poundage, lure weight to use, making the overall feel of using the rod great and fun! The Backbone for both rods are similar but made to take the test of strength, which is very strong. In my opinion, I feel that Zenaq rods are underrated and the Skippin Frog feels like a medium, and the Dragger is more like a medium heavy rod. Skipping frog tends to have a softer tip, which makes casting light lures (up to 10g) easy. And because of that, I tend to use it for micro jigging as well in Singapore. On the other hand, Dragger is a much heavier rod (based on its rating) with a stiffer tip. So casting heavier lures beyond stated specs is possible. In the video, I was casting a 34g jig (Although on spec is up to 14g). Because of the stiffer tip, it makes casting heavier lures easy with a nice load on the rod that gives you great distance. However, I find that due to the stiffer tip, using the Dragger for jigging is not as nice as the skippin frog. Hope this helps! And thank you again for supporting my channel.

@@JasonReelFishing Hi Jason, thank you for your quick reply. Watching your video has inspired me to finally purchase some zenaq rods and the Skippin Frog was my first purchase, and I use that rod for soft lures here in Australia for Snapper, Grass Emperor, occasionally Longtail Tuna as bycatch (never landed as Shark took it and snapped my line at boat side). Whilst I feel the Skippin Frog is very powerful, as a tackle junkie, you always pursue for more hence asking about the dragger. I think you’ve answered my question, and might just get another Skippin frog or B65 Finesse instead. I have also the First Pilot and B67 Frog as my other Zenaq rods for Barramundi and Mangrove Jacks Thank you again and keep up the good work!!

The stocks in SG is also rather limited. As the Zenaq changed their distribution delivery, to only a few times a year due to the demand. I can help you to check with the shop if they do delivery out of SG for orders. What model you looking for?

@@JasonReelFishing Yes, bro. so when i need a sample of zenap fishing rod, i will ask you to help me

Hi, it’s the RCS carbon fibre handles paired with Livre knobs.

@@JasonReelFishing Looks great. Thanks!

I use to watch the Gundam anime and fix the models in my younger days. :)

@@JasonReelFishing Hahaha Im still watching it. My fave Is still the G-Wing series. But fixing gundam no more. Cos no SPACE! 🤣🤣🤣

Thanks. Sure, you can connect with me on Telegram (t.me/+IoSkaVQ7iH0wMzVl) and let's arrange :)

alamak the link is expired haha

@@blackshot2000 try this link: t.me/+PNhk7SLKpNNlMjc1

Yes, nowadays I tend to fish more at Pro Pond, as the timing suits me due to busy work schedule. I still do go main pond but not that often. I believe that the catch rates are improving at main pond.

@@JasonReelFishing thanks, I was at the main pond last week for 4 hours, only caught 2 coz quite noob to lure fishing. Using mainly mainly 2 and 2.5" grub. will try and get some bigger swimbait next time 😊

@@josephtan4663 For main pond, distance is king, the further you can cast, the higher the chances. Also for lures, 2.5" or 3" paddle tails works best. Hope this helps :)