The Ultimate Ajing Lure for Fishing in Singapore! We’re excited to announce the release of the new MMSB Gomu No Aji colours, specially designed for fishing in Singapore! These hot new patterns are already proving to be highly effective for targeting pelagic species in local waters. Whether you’r

The MMSB Gomu No Aji is a purpose-built fishing lure engineered to elevate your success on the water, whether you're casting inshore or venturing offshore. Designed for maximum effectiveness, it delivers exceptional strike rates and performs reliably across a wide range of fish species. Th

The MMSB Gomu No Aji is a meticulously crafted lure designed to enhance your fishing experience, whether you're targeting inshore or offshore waters. It prioritizes fishing efficiency, significantly improving your hit rate across a broad spectrum of fish species. This lure is especially eff

Hello everyone, We would like to share a bit about our latest product, which is currently in its beta phase. I'm pleased to report that it performs exceptionally well, even in offshore conditions around Singapore. The catches featured here were all caught using my ajing rubbers, the MMSB

✨Brand: Mermaidman & Sailorboy Our community is growing super fast and our catch reports are exploding like crazy! We’re a community of anglers who shares the freshest & saltiest (pun intended) passion - angling. Join us in conquering the 7 seas, unravel the mysteries of fish hunting

Yo guys! I recently tested out my very first product, which I designed and procured. My community members (MMSB) tested it at Bedok Jetty, and the catch rate was spectacular! For those unfamiliar with fishing, I use a small rubber lure to catch larger fish. This method is called "ajing” and is

Here are some recent catch reports from southern islands Singapore. Managed to lure and jig for some good eating fish recently. On the first photo I caught a Leopard Coral Trout, also known as Plectropomus leopardus. It is a striking species of fish renowned for its vibrant coloration and signi

Monsoon season has arrived, bringing big game fishes near our shorelines all across Singapore. These fish are now in season due to shifts in tide, temperature, and sea conditions. Scads are also more common now and can easily be caught using tamban hooks. We fished using live bait (live tamban)

Bedok Jetty is a delightful destination for fishing enthusiasts! It boasts a thriving reef that attracts a wide variety of fish species. The most commonly caught fish here are Tamban (herrings), Queen fish, and various types of Trevally. The Tamban fish are of decent size and can be deep-fried