Fishing close to submerged trees can be very productive, but it also comes with a lot of risk. Fish often gather around roots and branches for cover, so the bites can come quickly. In this session, Sushi fished tight to the structure and had several strong bites. The challenge was getting the fish away from the trees before they could wrap the line around branches or break the leader. This is a great example of Vietnamese pole fishing in a difficult spot where good positioning, fast reactions, and careful fish control make all the difference.

A full 12-hour stocked pond fishing experience in Vietnam. We started very early in the morning and fished through the afternoon, adapting our bait, fishing distance, and techniques as the fish moved throughout the day. We caught Tilapia, Grass Carp, Bighead Carp, and Mud Carp during the session. The bite changed several times, so we switched between long and short poles, corn and prepared bait, and different fishing spots to keep catching fish. It was a long and tiring day, but the final catch made it worthwhile. This trip is a great way to experience authentic Vietnamese stocked-pond fishing and local hand-pole techniques.

A great day of Vietnamese pole fishing for tilapia in a brackish-water pond. We spent the session watching the float, adjusting our fishing distance and bait, and adapting to the way the fish were feeding throughout the day. Tilapia in brackish water can be strong and exciting on a hand pole, making every bite and fight a lot of fun. The video shows the real fishing experience, our technique, the fishing environment, and the final catch at the end of the session. This is a hands-on fishing experience for anglers who want to try traditional Vietnamese pole fishing, learn how to read a float, and experience local stocked-pond fishing techniques. A simple setup, local knowledge, and plenty of action made this a very enjoyable fishing day in Vietnam.