From my friends place, we are greeted with a nice and warm welcome and then after a short chitchat, we rode down the hill to reach D Pond - Bangus Fish Farm in Liloan. D Pond didn't have a very nice view like you see on most beach resorts- there are no white sand, no stations and no corals as well - all you see is an ordinary soil divided into parts for fishing.
There are cottages in different sections of the farm and it cost 200 pesos. Another thing you find at D Pond is the Grilling place - too bad they only have one for everyone, you'll see also a small store selling foods and drinks, they got also a videoke if you feel like singing and paraparnillas for fishing that you can rent at 10 Pesos - since we got no fishing rod so we rented.
And so, all of us except for the ladies who are taking pictures, we started fishing. My friend Ulyses catch the first one and a few moments later I fish out one too then another and another. Oh well! it seems to be my lucky day at the D Pond because I got the most fishes from among of us. Opet didn't almost seem to catch one but of God's kindest the persevering boy got one just before we decide to leave. Ferdinand at the other hand seems to have some touch on fishing too. Looks like we got plenty of fishes for lunch time.
Almost 1pm we got out at the D Pond with 2.3 Kilos of Bangus and ofcourse we pay for it - its 180 pesos per kilo - sounds fair but the most important thing is that we enjoyed our fishing trip at that day.
Back to Ulyses place, we prepared our fishes in two different delicacy that is grilled and tuwa (unsa gali english ani?) . We added another delicacy too in our lunch, which is the famous Talaba, got this one for 100 pesos per kilo. We almost feel like at the beach while eating under the coconut tree - Yep! we have fresh coconut juice too and a sweet jackfruit desert. Unsa pa pangitaon!!! :)
Conclusion: The fishes sounds fairly costly but the important thing is we enjoyed fishing it from D Pond.
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