where to go fishing in hanoi, Are there any fish ponds in Hanoi where I can fish?

Which pond or river can I fish in Hanoi, Vietnam?

1. West Lake-Ho Guom: One of the biggest freshwater lakes in Hanoi, West Lake charms not only the locals but tourists as well. Its shores have some quiet spots one can try fishing. It is a godsend for small fish with good scenery.

2. Red River-Song Hong: Fishing opportunity is a second river through Hanoi's landscape. Water quality could be a prominent concern; consult local authorities or regulations beforehand.

Van Phuc Reservoir is located about 15 kilometers west of Hanoi and provides a peaceful environment for fishing. It's home to various fish species such as tilapia, silver carp, and eel.

1. Halong Bay:
Renowned for its sparkling waters, striking limestone islands, and varied marine life, is certainly one of the very best places for saltwater or freshwater fishing. Over four hundred floating villages are around that can not only hire the boats or even motorboats but also go around fishing. Halong also has good fishing spots; ideal ones for bamboo pole fishing and line casting include Secret Island, Ba Luunc Son, and Cat Bi.

2. Tien Giang National Park:
Located on the eastern coast of Vietnam, Tien Giang National Park draws visitors for its resplendent scenery and a plethora of activities including fishing. The park is defined by an extensive web of rivers, creeks, and lakes which together create unique habitats for an array of freshwater species, ranging from carp and tilapia to catfish. For a better experience, a local fishing guide can introduce the art of fishing in these waters using rods, reels, and tackle.

3. Phu Quoc Island:
Phu Quoc Island lies off the west coast of Vietnam. It is a volcanic island that offers a nice mixture between the natural beauty of great adventure and relaxation. It has some picturesque fishing villages, with little fishing boats anchored close to the beach, offering opportunities to catch manta rays, turtles, and other tropical fish. An alternative option takes form in guided fishing tours that can engage the visitors in exploration of the island's untouched lagoons and beaches, while getting acquainted with local fishing customs and skills.