FISHING DESTINATIONS IN MALAYSIA
Experience Year-Round Fishing in Malaysia!
Our fishing trips take you to some of the best freshwater fishing destinations in Malaysia. Situated near the equator, Malaysia enjoys a tropical climate with warm temperatures and high humidity, offering either sunny or rainy days all year round. The best part? Freshwater fishing is open 365 days a year!
When winter chills the north in December or the cold sets in down south in June, Malaysia remains a prime fishing destination. Escape the cold and reel in some incredible catches!
We offer customized fishing trips tailored for both solo anglers and groups, with the flexibility to explore multiple fishing locations. Whether you're after an adrenaline-pumping fight with giant snakehead (Toman) or the thrill of landing a vibrant peacock bass, we've got you covered!
Plan your next fishing adventure with us today! 🎣🌿☀️
KUALA LUMPUR URBAN FISHING TRIP
Nestled in the heart of Puchong’s rapid development, just a 40-minute drive from Kuala Lumpur city center, Tasik Prima remains a surprising haven for anglers chasing aggressive peacock bass. These hard-fighting predators strike with ferocity, turning every cast into a test of skill and patience. Despite its urban surroundings, the lake offers a rewarding escape—a unique spot for those looking to unwind and enjoy some good times on the water.
PERAK WILD PEACOCK BASS FISHING TRIP
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and venture just 3 hours from Kuala Lumpur to the countryside of Perak, where old mining ponds have transformed into fishing havens. These waters are home to peacock bass and snakeheads, coexisting in a rich ecosystem. This is where Malaysia’s peacock bass fishing scene first took off before spreading nationwide. Anglers can enjoy the thrill of the catch in these unique fisheries, set against the backdrop of the Perak countryside.
LENGGONG UNESCO HERITAGE SITE FISHING TRIP
Lenggong Valley is not only a UNESCO World Heritage Site but also a hidden gem for anglers seeking a unique fishing experience. Known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and pristine waters, Lenggong offers more than just a glimpse into the past—it’s a paradise for fishing enthusiasts. Whether you’re casting your line in its tranquil lakes or exploring its lush riverbanks, fishing in Lenggong is an opportunity to connect with nature while chasing one of Malaysia’s most exciting freshwater game fish: toman, hampala and peacock bass. Combine the thrill of fishing with the beauty of a UNESCO heritage site, and you’ve got the recipe for an unforgettable adventure.
ROYAL BELUM TEMENGGOR FISHING TRIP
Hidden within the 130-million-year-old Royal Belum Rainforest, Temenggor Lake is a haven for serious anglers seeking a true wilderness experience. Its deep, mysterious waters are home to some of Malaysia’s most prized freshwater predators, including the ferocious toman (giant snakehead) and the hard-fighting sebarau (Hampala barb).
Surrounded by untouched jungle, misty mornings, and the distant calls of hornbills and gibbons, every cast here is a test of skill and patience. Whether you're battling a trophy-sized toman or exploring the countless submerged structures where sebarau lurk, Temenggor offers an unrivaled fishing adventure deep in the heart of nature—where only the best anglers conquer the untamed waters.
TIMAH TASOH PEACOCK BASS FISHING TRIP
Spanning 1,300 hectares, Timah Tasoh Lake in Perlis is a scenic reservoir set against the breathtaking Nakawan Range. A prime destination for anglers, it is regarded as one of the best lakes for jerkbait, crankbait, spinnerbait, and topwater action, with hard-hitting peacock bass ready to ambush lures at any moment. With stunning sunrise views, rich birdlife, and tranquil surroundings, a fishing trip here is more than just a catch—it’s an escape into nature’s untouched beauty.
KENERING RESERVOIR FISHING TRIP
Kenering Reservoir, a vast water body fed by Sungai Perak, is one of the earliest and most renowned locations for toman (giant snakehead) fishing in Malaysia. This expansive reservoir, rich in submerged structures and natural cover, has long been a prime hunting ground for aggressive snakeheads. Known for its powerful strikes and intense battles, Kenering continues to attract anglers seeking an authentic and challenging freshwater fishing experience.