Kayak Anglers' Camp, Catch, and Cook Adventure at Pulau Ubin!

[@facepalmfishing]

Super fun video! 🎉

[@wanlaut]

Nice 👍👍👍

[@TokiDokiFishing]

Thanks bro!

[@AlistairYQOng]

NICE!!!

[@zulkis3584]

Great video👍💪

[@barracudasan]

Awesome catch bro..nice barra..

[@TokiDokiFishing]

Thank you bro!

[@IslandAnglersTV]

Nice video!

[@TokiDokiFishing]

Thank you!

[@chapter25]

nice video. just curious is it legal to use an electric motor like your kayak?

[@TokiDokiFishing]

Thank you, you can only use electric motors while crossing channels and during emergencies

[@nazrulrahim1570]

How much to start off kayak fishing? I mean the whole kayak and accessories. Thanks!😊

[@TokiDokiFishing]

Hi there, so you can go two routes really, brand new or second hand (make/model). You can get a China made/brand kayak second hand in Singapore for about $500+ depending on what the previous owner will throw in of course. Berth has an Aileron going for about that price all in. If you would like a new Hobie kayak, the entry point would be around $1700 for the Hobie passport 10.5 (current promo with Nautic Adventure sports) and a perhaps a few hundred more for a decent fish finder. Then there’s the upkeep costs in terms of berthing and storage. Currently a good gauge is about $60+-/month depending on location. Feel free to contact me if you need more details or assistance!

[@nazrulrahim1570]

@@TokiDokiFishing will do! Most prolly will be contact you via Instagram!

[@bvtfishing]

👍👏🌥

[@jbl.fishing]

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