LAMBAKLAD FISHING
This extra-ordinary experience is called “Lambaklad Fishing” – a Filipino term that is coming from a word “lambat” (net) and “baklad” (corral), or “lambat-baklad” or “lambaklad,” [ a large fish trap ]. Our fresh catch was then prepared for a traditional Antiqueño breakfast by the sea.
An extra-ordinary experience as an accidental Fisher. Lambaklad fishing is just part of the Tibiao Adventures conceptualized and operated by Mr. Flord Nicson Calawag to promote Tibiao’s tourism. Digging deeper into the culture that is uniquely Antique is the more contemporary unique way of fishing called the Lambaklad fishing, where fishermen catch their fishes through dance-like movements. Almost all participants tried to catch up as they tried to be a Lambaklad fishers for a moment.
Pottery and brick-making in Bandoja has become such an important industry in the province of Antique from first-class bricks, of a quality suitable to be sold in any markets within the area. In addition, locals have mastered the brickmaking trade—by making the traditional bricks by hand.
This extra-ordinary experience is called “Lambaklad Fishing” – a Filipino term that is coming from a word “lambat” (net) and “baklad” (corral), or “lambat-baklad” or “lambaklad,” [ a large fish trap ]. Our fresh catch was then prepared for a traditional Antiqueño breakfast by the sea.
An extra-ordinary experience as an accidental Fisher. Lambaklad fishing is just part of the Tibiao Adventures conceptualized and operated by Mr. Flord Nicson Calawag to promote Tibiao’s tourism. Digging deeper into the culture that is uniquely Antique is the more contemporary unique way of fishing called the Lambaklad fishing, where fishermen catch their fishes through dance-like movements. Almost all participants tried to catch up as they tried to be a Lambaklad fishers for a moment.Pottery and brick-making in Bandoja has become such an important industry in the province of Antique from first-class bricks, of a quality suitable to be sold in any markets within the area. In addition, locals have mastered the brickmaking trade—by making the traditional bricks by hand. 
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