WE are doing the Mekong catchment and the dams and stuff on the river atm in geography and aparently those fish are starting to totally dwindle in numbers, becuase of how messed up the rivers becoming:S
Cehers,
Jackash
awesom fishin mate looks like ur fishin off a balcony or somethin hey i readin russia they get cat fish to 150 kg in rivers
yallah i cant tell ya if its right i aint seen no pics
WE are doing the Mekong catchment and the dams and stuff on the river atm in geography and aparently those fish are starting to totally dwindle in numbers, becuase of how messed up the rivers becoming:S
Cehers,
Jackash
If you used bread to catch that one, would you have to use a bakery as bait to catch a 300kg one.
now thats some catty....
saw this,,,thought ya may like a look
holy crap ....i wouldnt even get in the boat if we had them here in the river .....
Thumps,
That one at 300kg is pretty big. It made internet rounds earlier this year.
They are vegeterian fish so bread based dough bait is used.
As far as I know that park close to Bangkok is a catch and release place.
Catfish in rivers in Rusia, Europe and parts of Asia is a different species, predatory fish, they also grow big and can go over 100kg.
Here is a small model I got about a month ago.
di ya know that peeled yabbies make good bait and the can not resist the worm.
Bung Sam Lan lake is an interesting experience; bit like fishing in a trout farm. Some interesting fish in lake such as siamese carp, arapaima and pirahna (which is definitely not native!). At the end of a days fishing there I had had around 15 catfish in the 20-45kg range and one siamese carp - picture attached. Excuse the stupid expression but my arms ached that much I had trouble holding the fish up.
Looks like a bloody cobia
Pirahna in there and you're in the water??
nice carp m8
Here is another one of those Giant Mekong Catfish .
JonLi .
It's not what you don't know that gets you into trouble , it's what you know for sure that ain't so .
Mark Twain .
That one is nice size too.
Shows that boat size doesn't matter.
Here another one on boat... how smart asian could pull it on the boat
Hi mr.ocean. I must admit i had a bit of a laugh when i saw you using a saltiga in the first photo, but the joke was on me when i say your rod locked up under 7kg of drag in the other shot # i always thought they pulled like carp
Great going m8. Keep posting, like seeing fishing from other parts of the world.