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How old where they when the clickers broke? I still have this reel and it just wont die but the 2nd drag adjuster is a little tight

@Fishinginbangkok 1 was a year and a half. The other 2. Only a year. I bought small bite alarms now for those reels

some tackle shops sell them. also some fishing parks. also you can order lazada but you need to order like 1kg but from lazada they are fresh

yes your handy will be the color of the braid the first time out but over all JOF is one of the better braids. I tend to use Jof, Kastking 4 or 8 depending on the set up and the Manster if i want something very soft like on my baitcaster for throwing lures. they are cheap and strong. I don't doubt that some of these higher end braids are better but are they that much better to justify the extra cost and i can change out the china braid like 3-4 times for the same cost as the high end braid. Check out The Line Laboratory on youtube. he tests a lot of braids and is doing a gr8 job at it. very informative.

What fish do you normally get there?

@@RICK82873 Mainly Swai and Tilapia.

Hi. Just called them and they said yes they can rent a rod and reel for 350B a day. Then 150b for the ticket. No idea the quality of the rod and real they will give you but hopefully this information helps.

@@Fishinginbangkok thank you very much

There a gr8 real. Only potential downside. would be the line capacity if you fished at Bungsamran as the lake is huge, if you hooked it to something big it could spool you. but I have fished at Bungsamran using a 8000-OC loaded with 60Lb braid and caught a 107lb Mekong and it handled it just fine. Other than that most fishing lakes are no a problem as they are much smaller so the fish will just run out of runway. .

@@Fishinginbangkok thanks for the advice. Also Can you tell me where in Bangkok I can buy a decent powerful rod, Ideally I would like something that is either telescopic or something that packs down in 4/5 sections for travelling with backpack? Not sure if something like that exists but any info would be much appreciated.

@@rossmaxwell7737 telescopic or 3-4 section travel rods are not really a thing in Thailand. especially if you want something strong enough to handle a decent size Siamese or Mekong. you can buy a decent 2 section rod from most tackle shops for 1500-2500B. you can pay a lot more but 1500-2500 will get you a plenty good enough rod and you can find 2 section rods everywhere. most Thai rods are around 6-9ft long. or alternatively bring your own real loaded with good line and rent the rod from the lake. the reel is the more important part of the set up and easer to transport.

Hi. I went with my friend Jon. he is not a guide he just enjoys fishing. his Facebook is facebook.com/profile.php?id=563642160

Just take a look at the channel you will see plenty of wild fishing.

Thank you for the info. I will add it to my list. Hopefully one day I can spend sometime there.

@@Fishinginbangkok One more thing, you have to use their own bait.

Its something of a rarity in Thailand on the river. most end up in the pot.

Unfortunately there is no one rod. You need to size the rod taking in to account the venue, the target fish and size. if you know where you want to fish and the target fish I could make some suggestions.

@@Fishinginbangkok Thanks, I was thinking just some freshwater species like Swai and Tilapia, and things like that. Just some small ponds and rivers. Thanks for the reply man, love your vids.

@@MonkeLmao2025 My go to middle of the road rod for smaller fish is my OKUMA AZORES. take a look in Lazada they retail for around 2,000, B. the one with the cork handle. I like the 9ft rod and the spinning version. But for around 1,000B you can get a decent enough rod of comparable strength.

@@Fishinginbangkok Alright man, thank you so much for the advice. 👍

I am sure circle hooks would work. We where using J hooks. The Black ear took a small walking catfish and I think the 2nd took a small eel live bait.

Please take a look in Google you will see that this is a catfish. Search pangasius in Goole and the top search is Wikipedia where is says " Pangasius is a genus of medium-large to very large shark catfishes "

All depends on you ability's and knowledge of fishing style. you are free to fish alone with out a guide if you are ok with that.

I don't think its open any more. cut the Thai text ตกกุ้ง in to google maps to see locations close to you.

I drove my car. you can look at taxi bus or train.

Hi I took my own rod and real and don't know if they have gear for rent.. You can send them a message in Facebook. Just search captain fishing park in Facebook.

yes there are many of this style around. you can also catch them in the river.

Hi, I have many reals set up with different lines. from my lightest at 10lb to my strongest at 80Lb. the size of the fish in thailand very a lot. with 3 of the worlds biggest fresh water fish here the Mekong catfish, Siamese carp and giant stingray. as well as the import fish like arapaima. You need to understand where your going and the fish that are potentially there. for this lake I was using 30LB line.

yes fresh water river prawn :)

Hi M8. it was in the car but as the lake had nets I just used them. saves me cleaning mine and making my car smell on the way home.

Hi Ted. There are worse places to spend a day that's for sure. Just hope it cools down a bit as its just sooooo hot the fish are a little shy to eat.

@@Fishinginbangkok Yes i am a bit worried about the heat, hoping to fish around the Bangkok area a bit more this trip. Do you know of a catch & cook lake where they cook what you catch, always wanted to try one.

@@tedsacre maps.app.goo.gl/K5VT6rZnhFjKfGFUA บ่อตกปลานัดพบฟิชชิ่งปาร์ค This lake would probably cook up a tilapia, rohu. java barb or striped catfish if you wanted them to.. Its a gr8 little lake and the owner Mr Sila is a nice guy but cant speak a word of English. There are 3 lakes there last time I went they had drained the main lake and where doing some repairs. I like the long thin lake on the right side of the car park there are some interesting fish in there. Its about 120b a rob and I think that includes 1kg of fish

@@Fishinginbangkok Thanks Rick that lake looks perfect, ill let you know how I get on.

there are some good fish in the 2nd lake but my god it was hot and getting bites was difficult. Mostly smaller fish in the 2nd lake and the Thai anglers where using whips so a UL would be fun.

thank you

I have come to the same conclusion. I tested it based on the manufactures advertising of strength. If you buy this you need to order the strength above what you require to actually get the strength you expect.

@@Fishinginbangkok Yes sir, Same results with the 80lbs i bought. its breaking at around 57-62lbs tried it several times. I really love this braid its thin,weave is good and most important part its very affordable! I also tried their 15lbs and 20lbs monster W8 its quite accurate aswell with the stated strength. Good review sir!😁

Let’s not kid ourselves the correct spelling would be บึงปลาบึก you can only ever accurately spell any word in Thai using the Thai language. Out of all the ways I have seen westerners / foreigners transliterate Thai in to English I have never seen Lake บึง written as Bing. A much closer transliteration would be Bung. For the ปลา or fish part of the name there is debate over if B or P best represents the ป consonants in Thai language. Both are used but really once you read Thai you will see that English doesn't have a consonant that can accurately represents the ป in Thai language. This is like several other vowels and consonants the Thai language has. The best 3 I can think of would be the ต wrote as a T or D. The ก that is always wrote as K when it’s only a K at the end of the word and often would be better represented as a G and the อ that really can’t be represented as anything in English. So Plar or Blar would both be acceptable. Lastly the end of the name บึก for Mekong catfish a better representation for the purpose of transliteration would be Buk and not Bik. Remembering this is all trying to transliterate Thai into English and while for a limited number of vowels and consonants this can be used with reasonable accuracy for the most part the only way to accurately pronounce Thai is to learn to read and wright the Thai language.

Your explanation is accurate and really impressive.

@@Tackle_Boy Thank you. After rereading again I realized I did make a mistake with the explanation so corrected that now. You are Thai? I am guessing from your videos.

we got there in the morning about 9am. Not sure if they have any gear for rent. check out some of my other videos there are many lakes around.

Hi we where using Chicken hearts I brought at the super market as bait. I was using my own rods and reals.

a few trips booked for this month. as long as we catch a few fish there will be a new video. :)