Combine your fishing and outdoor cooking skills – and fry up your catch!


Photos By ARNOLD LOH

Angler Aldrin Loke catches a large halfbeak with a large wooden float rigged with six hooks that he can cast out by more than 50m using a nine-foot fishing rod.

Fish cooked almost immediately after you catch it is the tastiest.

The ones you buy at the market or eat in restaurants may have spent time on ice or even been frozen, which affects the muscle fibres.

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