Not sure about Daiwa but Shimano has some pretty decent reels.

http://fish.shimano.com.sg/publish/content...sg/index/0.html

How cheap is cheap?
Any model numbers?

Just go to Kepong Tackle and enquire. They have quite a selection of Abu Garcia stuffs there.

If you're staying aroung Taman Tun area, you might be better off going to Kepong as there are two fishing shops at Jalan Kepong with quite a selection of fishing tackles.
If you're not into mega fished and want a rod that lasts long, you can get a fibreglass rod where its very durable and cheaper compared to graphite rods.

Some prawning shops do provide rods but not at fishing ponds.
Fishing ponds range from RM10/hour to the more expensive RM100/3 hours.

There's a lake near Holiday Villa where you can fish but if im not mistaken, it has been overfished so dont have too high hopes of landing anything there. Try paid ponds instead.

Would be interested to go for sea fishing but not those deep type ones as my equipment arent fit for those and i dont have a boat.
I occasionally do some recreational fishing at Port Klang just at the side and normally i end up catching 'ikan duri' or buntal.

Never went there before but from what i've heard the road that leads there is quite bad. i've went to a paid pond in pulau angsa but didnt manage to get anything.
Btw, how much does it cost to rent a boat?

Semenyih dam/paypond?

May i know why Stradic? Just go with Stella.
Anyway,just call them and ask.
603-6274 0460

I found an interesting place. Not much details provided but looks kinda nice.
http://www.greenway2u.com/package2.htm
Anyone wants to go? If we have 4 people and above its only RM20/head*.

*for Day Time fishing

This post has been edited by max_cjs0101: Mar 9 2011, 12:08 PM

There are 4 or 5 ponds there.
Cheapest(standard) rate is RM15/hour with RM100 deposit(if im not mistaken).Most expensive is maybe RM50/hour(not sure).

Of course you can't fish their fishes la. You can fish around the kelong where its said there are many big sizes lurking under the water. If you're lucky you can always try your luck. I plan to go soon but no kaki and its kinda troublesome that you have to go to Pulau Ketam and then take another ferry to the kelong(its around 20 mins from P.Ketam only tho).

Kelong.

I would prefer not to go to paid ponds. If im in Klang i'll normally fish at Pulau Indah.
Would like to try Pulau Ketam but no kaki too.

The one where you have to pay RM1?

That bad? What species were you targetting?

Got big biawaks also.

Freshwater fishes in my opinion are generally more difficult to get compared to saltwater.

What about a gathering under Pulau Indah bridge this weekend?

Since there's not many members able to come then i think we can make it on another date but im going there tomorrow morning anyway.
Yeah, its the place where you need to pay RM1 and then climb up under the bridge.
Popular catches there are gelamas, sesirat(lol), ikan daun, pari and sembilang,ikan duri, and buntal. Dont expect big sizes though.

2 rods.
1 apollo and another bottom.Both using udang pasar.

Ya, todak also quite a lot but kinda hard to get because of their small mouths.
The water there is quite clear in the morning and the level is very high also.I like it in the mornings there.Gonna go buy some prawns now for tomorrow.