Looking for new prawning places in Singapore ? A few new prawning operators have recently appeared, although some have taken over existing prawning ponds that previously closed. Here are three prawning spots in Singapore that you can consider visiting in 2026: New Prawning Places in Singapore Fish@Woodleigh Prawning at Orto West Coast (Le West Den) Fish@Pasir Ris Have you visited any of these prawning ponds? Share your experience, the prawning rates and what you managed to catch in the comments below. Full List of Prawning Places in Singapore For more prawning locations, opening information and updates, refer to our complete guide: Complete List of Prawning Ponds and Pay Ponds in Singapore (updated 25 February 2026) Singapore Prawning Tips for Beginners New to prawning? These guides cover the basic techniques, equipment and tips that can help you catch more prawns and yabbies: Beginner’s Guide to Prawning in Singapore: Simple Tips and Techniques ...

Last updated: August 2026 Looking for prawning places in Singapore ? This guide lists prawning ponds across Singapore, including their addresses, contact numbers, available activities and latest known prawning rates. Typical prawning prices in Singapore are around $40 for three hours, although rates vary between operators. Some prawning ponds allow customers to store unused hours, share packages between two rods or purchase discounted multi-hour cards. Promotions, prices and opening hours may change. Check the operator’s official Facebook page or website before visiting. It is also worth checking recent reviews and catch reports for the latest conditions. For prawning pond operators: Contact Baktao to add a new venue or update an existing listing. We are happy to keep this guide updated for Singapore’s fishing and prawning kakis. Singapore Prawning and Fishing Guides Fishing pond and pay pond locations in Singapore Beginner’s guide to prawning in Singapore Prawni...

Last updated: August 2026 Looking for fishing ponds in Singapore ? This guide lists saltwater pay ponds across Singapore, including their locations, contact numbers, opening hours, fishing rates and available pond types. Fishing pond rates and operating hours may change, so contact the operator or check its official social media page before visiting. For fishing pond operators: Contact Baktao to add a new fishing pond or update an existing listing. We are happy to keep this guide current for Singapore’s fishing kakis. Singapore Fishing and Prawning Guides Prawning pond locations in Singapore Beginner’s guide to prawning in Singapore Saltwater Fishing Ponds in Singapore Pasir Ris Park Fishing Pond (D’Best Fishing Singapore) Pond type: Saltwater fishing pond Location: Pasir Ris Town Park, near Pasir Ris MRT Address: 1 Pasir Ris Drive 1, Singapore 510001 Telephone: 6581 2123 Opening hours: Open 24 hours Website: D’Best Fishing Singapore Fishing Ponds...

Catches from Hook Me Up Fishing Pond. Photographs posted with permission from the pond owner. A new fishing pond in Singapore , Hook Me Up Fishing Pond, has opened at Punggol Marina Country Club. Also known as HookMe Up Fishing Paradise, the pond occupies the former Gills Fishing location at Punggol. This is welcome news for local anglers because there are not many fishing ponds left in Singapore. Supporting local pond operators helps to keep accessible fishing venues available for both new and experienced fishing kakis. Hook Me Up Fishing Pond Location and Opening Hours Name: Hook Me Up Fishing Pond Also known as: HookMe Up Fishing Paradise Location: Marina Country Club, Punggol Address: 11 Northshore Drive, Singapore 828670 Opening hours: Open 24 hours As the pond operates around the clock, anglers can visit for daytime, evening or overnight pond fishing. Contact...

In case you all don't know yet, a new prawning pond has opened at 10 Neo Tiew Lane 2! Called Olden Days Prawning, the prawning pond is opened daily and 24 hours. What was the most surprising for me is their current price for prawning. They are doing it at 1 hour - $9.99, 2 hours - $15.99 and 3 hours - $19.99. Quite a good deal as these are way below prawning pond rates. The location isn't new and used to be operated by Ah Hua Fishing and Prawning . Address: 10 Neo Tiew Lane 2, Singapore 718813 (located within Gallop Kranji Farm Resort) Contact number: 8756 4984 Check out Olden Days Prawning Facebook and TikTok !

Looking for a fishing and prawning pond in Sembawang ? Gills Fishing Pond is located just outside SAF Yacht Club, also known as SAFYC, along Admiralty Road West. The pond provides another fishing and prawning option for anglers living in northern Singapore. Recent catch photographs shared by the operator appear promising, although catch rates will naturally vary between sessions. Gills Fishing Pond Location and Contact Details Name: Gills Fishing Pond Location: Outside SAF Yacht Club Sembawang Address: 43 Admiralty Road West, Singapore 759962 Telephone: 9121 7577 Official page: Gills Fishing Pond on Facebook Parking: Free parking is reportedly available in the open area outside. Contact the operator or check its official Facebook page before visiting to confirm the latest opening hours, fishing rates, prawning rates and pond rules. Fishing and Prawning at Gills Sembawang Gills reportedly uses a points-based system for some of its fishing activities. As the packa...

They have pole fishing and prawning Clean pond and fairly spacious More pictures of the location Pole fishing! Go to the counter to get your rods Water is clear and you can see this prawn hiding in the hole lol Prawns are mostly medium sized. Resident parrot! Fish feeding at $1 per small bag. Not very economical to dump everything in lol We had some time the other day and went to visit Ah Hua Fishing on a weekday morning to do some prawning. I also brought the kiddo there to do some fish feeding and it was rather fun as Ah Hua also brought his parrot out for the kiddo to play. The way the place is setup is nice and laidback, with a bit of a kampong vibe and feels different from those urban prawning locations in Singapore. Some thoughts about the place: ➡️ Water is very clear. Can see many prawns. It is rather rare that operators will not add "colouring" to their pond so that people don't know how many prawns there are. Ah Hua's pond water is clear and you can literall...

It's not really recent news but there are two new prawning ponds in Singapore that just opened recently. You can go check them out if you love prawning and don't forget to check out my old  prawning guide . It's going to be a season of fishing ponds closing and opening in Singapore... Ah Hua Fishing and Prawning Photo: Prawning at Ah Hua Fishing Facebook Had loads of fun ah the old Ah Hua Prawning Pond! Remember this pond? It used to operate at Neo Tiew and we even went there for some fun . They've reopened at 125a Pasir Ris Rd! One cool thing about their pond is that they have pole fishing and also fish feeding for kids so a really nice place to check out.  Getting there: https://goo.gl/maps/puFbDcPuyzBsusBM6 Prawning at Ah Hua Fishing Facebook Contact number 91252088 Address: 125a Pasir Ris Rd, Singapore 519121 Bait N Catch Prawning Pond at Aranda Country Club Photo: Bait N Catch Facebook Not really a new pond but a new operator! I've heard from my friends tha...

Marina South has always been a favourite fishing spot in Singapore. In the past, we would go settle our dinner at the Marina South buffet steamboat and then head off to the water breakers to crank deep diver lures. In fact, I remember a memory of having my popper being taxed from me one of those times we went luring there! Another fairly famous fishing spot were the freshwater ponds just next to the saltwater side. Quite a fair bit of haruan (snakehead) and tarpon in there! Ok back to the topic. I finally had time to go for a full recce of the Marina South fishing areas. It's quite amazing that there are no restrictions for fishing almost the entire Marina South coast and it makes shore casting, eging, ajing and microjigging so much more fun. We explored three spots today and I think we sort of regretted not bringing some bait... Below are some of the areas with Google map pins and what I think of the spots. Marina South Pier Fishing (Beside Marina Bay Fire Station) Google map:  ht...

I’ve always loved pole fishing ever since I tried it years ago at Pasir Ris Pro fishing pond (PRPP). Back then at the pole fishing pond, they stocked golden pomfret (kim chio), snappers, groupers, red drum (taiwan ngor) and even barramundi (KBL). So, when I heard that Ah Hua Fishing has a catch and keep pole fishing pond, I knew I just had to go and see for myself. It just took a few minutes to gather some kakis and we visited one weekday afternoon. In my heart, I knew, “where got so easy to land a lot of fishes one…”. But I suppose we convinced ourselves that even if have no fish, we could also do some prawning and have a good prawn BBQ dinner. So fast forward to the trip… the first thing that we noticed when we arrived at Ah Hua Fishing and Prawning pond was that the water was crystal clear! We could see the fishes in the fishing pond clearly and even count how many there were. Likewise, for the prawning pond, we could see orange yabbies’, blue yabbies’ and blue mountain prawn...

Come at the right time, at the right price! The best package to take based on their current promotion is definitely the 9pm to 6am (next day) promotion at $60. This is 9 hours at $60 which amounts to $6.70 hourly (cheaper than prawning!). Gills allows you to "keep the hours" and requires that you top up a minimum of 1 hour ($30) when you want to redeem your remaining hours. The best time to fish would of course be the timings where they release fish. It's a pretty small, contained pond so not much retained fish from previous releases will linger for long. Here's a quick guide on how to utilise* the hours for the 9pm to 6am promotion. Total hours: 11, Total spend: $120 (additional 2 hours x $30) 1st trip: 9pm to 1am (total 4 hours utilised); 10pm and 12am fish release 2nd trip: 9pm to 1am (total 3 hours utilise + 1 hour top up); 10pm and 12am fish release 3rd trip: 10pm to 1am (total 2 hours utilise + 1 hour top up); 10pm and 12am fish release Of cours...

Gills fishing pond also known as defunct swimming pool pond I seldom visit fishing payponds in Singapore. The fishes are smelly, the rates are expensive and very often, it is crowded. Fishing can get really predictable too which really kills the joy of getting a surprise catch. So, be very surprised that I am blogging about a fairly new fishing pond - Gill's fishing pond. The pond is located inside Punggol Marina (Marina Country Club) and is built on swimming pool foundation! I always scoffed at the pond as I came back from fishing with Jimmy. How could someone enjoy fishing here - the pond was shallow and the high up build meant that the pond level was at about your waist level. This makes fishing rather awkward. I scoffed and scoffed until one fine day, our bunch of kakis had not much choice but to go there for a gathering and do some fishing. Then, I realised that Gills fishing did some things differently - they would release threadfin salmons (ngor soon), coral trouts...

Prawning catches in Singapore have been on the slide since this hobby got popular. Prawn ponds these days stock up more small prawns and don't release as much prawns as before. The bridge concept Very big pond. Big for usual prawning pond standards Lemon herb seasoning & curry powder BBQ time! Nothing like fresh prawns? All is not lost though and to my surprise, this humble small pond at D Kranji Farm Resort are stocking up big blue mountain prawns and are very generous in releasing prawns. I got a very decent catch and I wasn't even trying. Five things to note below: The management of the pond were very friendly and serves you with a smile. Another interesting feature of the pond is that it also provides curry powder as a seasoning and the MSG made the prawns more flavorful as we grilled them! The tagged prawn system is very logical and down to earth. Simply get cash when you catch tagged prawns. This is good as it is not the usual get free ho...

"It just isn't productive anymore" I came from an era where prawning produces very large prawns and each person would get around 30-50 prawns for every 3 hours of prawning even though they may be beginners at prawning. The prawning costs are usually 3hrs - $30 and it was a whole lot of fun. After some sporadic prawning trips to Jurong Haibin and Orto, Bottle Tree Park, I somehow feel that prawning isn't productive anymore and the trend seems to be dying off. So if you were into prawning last time and going to visit a prawning pond soon, do lower your expectations. Orto - Bottle Tree Park   Orto at Bottle Tree Park came across as a very experienced prawning operations setup in the ever popular Bottle Tree Park at Khatib. Bottle Tree Park is also where Fishing Paradise is operating. At first glance, you could see space maximization, efficient operation setup and impressive use of technology to ease operations. Rods were tagged using bar codes, there was NE...