Authorities are reminding the public about designated fishing areas following a viral video of a large catfish catch. The National Parks Board (NParks) has recorded over 60 illegal fishing cases this year, while PUB has issued over 150 penalties annually for fishing in reservoirs and waterways. Meanwhile, interest in learning to fish has surged, with one enthusiast reporting a doubling of enquiries.
The National Parks Board is reminding the public to adhere to fishing in designated areas. A video of a young boy who caught a sizeable catfish went viral earlier in the week. For areas managed by NParks, it says there were over 60 cases of illegal fishing in 2024.
As for reservoirs and waterways, PUB says over 150 penalties are handed out on average each year. As for those thinking of learning how to fish, at least one fishing enthusiast has seen the number of enquiries double on-year. Natalie Ong reports. As for reservoirs and waterways, PUB says over 150 penalties are handed out on average each year. As for those thinking of learning how to fish, at least one fishing enthusiast has seen the number of enquiries double on-year. Natalie Ong reports.News Video ReportsWe know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with CNA to be fast, secure and the best it can possibly be.
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