Fishing Spots Around Udon Thani
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Fishing Spots Around Udon Thani
For those humorous buggers amongst you - I am talking about the finned variety which live in water
I have searched the forum and found some information back in about February, relating to ponds and lakes close to UT, and some well stocked fishing shops in UT.
What I am also interested in is fishing in the Mekong (say near Nong Khai). Is it feasible, when are the best times, are the fish edible etc etc.
Advice is appreciated.
jack
I have searched the forum and found some information back in about February, relating to ponds and lakes close to UT, and some well stocked fishing shops in UT.
What I am also interested in is fishing in the Mekong (say near Nong Khai). Is it feasible, when are the best times, are the fish edible etc etc.
Advice is appreciated.
jack
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Re: Fishing Spots Around Udon Thani
talk to harry at harrys bar on ring road not far from napoli hoteljackspratt wrote:For those humorous buggers amongst you - I am talking about the finned variety which live in water
I have searched the forum and found some information back in about February, relating to ponds and lakes close to UT, and some well stocked fishing shops in UT.
What I am also interested in is fishing in the Mekong (say near Nong Khai). Is it feasible, when are the best times, are the fish edible etc etc.
Advice is appreciated.
jack
he.s been loads of times up on the mekong
our just ask around when in town there are lots of little spots around city our just outside
dont forget the 6 pack
I would be interested to know if there are any places near Udon for catching BIG Catfish ? I know they used to be in the Mekong but sadly are nearly extint ! though some have been re-introduced to try to re-populate ! .hxjohn wrote:talk to harry at harrys bar on ring road not far from napoli hoteljackspratt wrote:For those humorous buggers amongst you - I am talking about the finned variety which live in water
I have searched the forum and found some information back in about February, relating to ponds and lakes close to UT, and some well stocked fishing shops in UT.
What I am also interested in is fishing in the Mekong (say near Nong Khai). Is it feasible, when are the best times, are the fish edible etc etc.
Advice is appreciated.
jack
he.s been loads of times up on the mekong
our just ask around when in town there are lots of little spots around city our just outside
dont forget the 6 pack
I run Catfishing tours in Spain , you look at some pics here
http://www.campingebroasis.com
Be Cool !
[/quote] I would be interested to know if there are any places near Udon for catching BIG Catfish ? I know they used to be in the Mekong but sadly are nearly extint ! though some have been re-introduced to try to re-populate ! .
I run Catfishing tours in Spain , you look at some pics here
http://www.campingebroasis.com [/quote]
There are a few commercial catch and release lakes in the Udon area, all with their fair share of Mekong Catfish and relatives, but you wont get anything the size of the Ebro catfish unless you go to some of the more well established places like Bungsamran in Bangkok. As for the wild ones in the river, let me give you an normal example of fishing in Thailand. Even the biggest freshwater fish ever caught (9 foot long, 646 lb Mekong catfish) was chopped into steaks and for sale in the local market at Hat Khrai that evening.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news ... tfish.html
I am a "crafty carper" myself, and have had most success by rearing the specimen sized fish myself. Put them in a lake and they would be on the supper plate within a week.
Mog
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I run Catfishing tours in Spain , you look at some pics here
http://www.campingebroasis.com [/quote]
There are a few commercial catch and release lakes in the Udon area, all with their fair share of Mekong Catfish and relatives, but you wont get anything the size of the Ebro catfish unless you go to some of the more well established places like Bungsamran in Bangkok. As for the wild ones in the river, let me give you an normal example of fishing in Thailand. Even the biggest freshwater fish ever caught (9 foot long, 646 lb Mekong catfish) was chopped into steaks and for sale in the local market at Hat Khrai that evening.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news ... tfish.html
I am a "crafty carper" myself, and have had most success by rearing the specimen sized fish myself. Put them in a lake and they would be on the supper plate within a week.
Mog
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Hi there Mogster ,
Wow ! that's some cat , and a lot of french fries to go with the steaks !!
Although here in Spain we are supposed to cull the cats when caught this is very rarely done , and certainly not by English anglers , we see it as purely sport where as other Europeans see it as food so I can understang the Thai's taking the fish for the table .
I will be in Udonthani from the 13th 0f may , and will spend a couple of nights in Nong Khai , so I have promised my gf that I will take her fishing at the town fishing lake , dont know what to expect but that's fishing for you .
Here's a pick of a 50 kilo cat I caught last night , 7/may not avery big one but it gave me a hell of a fight ! .
Take care
Ebroguy
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Wow ! that's some cat , and a lot of french fries to go with the steaks !!
Although here in Spain we are supposed to cull the cats when caught this is very rarely done , and certainly not by English anglers , we see it as purely sport where as other Europeans see it as food so I can understang the Thai's taking the fish for the table .
I will be in Udonthani from the 13th 0f may , and will spend a couple of nights in Nong Khai , so I have promised my gf that I will take her fishing at the town fishing lake , dont know what to expect but that's fishing for you .
Here's a pick of a 50 kilo cat I caught last night , 7/may not avery big one but it gave me a hell of a fight ! .
Take care
Ebroguy
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Hi there !
Just been to the fishing park in Nong Khai and had 3 hours great fishing caught 3 cats the biggest one being about 15 kilos , great price of 200 bht and a fantastic lunch afterwards , cant be bad eh !! .
Oh, and by the way , lock up your daughters , wives and grand mothers co's I still have five days left !!!
Just been to the fishing park in Nong Khai and had 3 hours great fishing caught 3 cats the biggest one being about 15 kilos , great price of 200 bht and a fantastic lunch afterwards , cant be bad eh !! .
Oh, and by the way , lock up your daughters , wives and grand mothers co's I still have five days left !!!
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No ! Bm , I never have been one to be picky , It's like fishing , you are happy with what comes along !beer monkey wrote:Grandmothers ?????....your not fussy by the sounds of it ebroguy.
How many points do you get for running over saamlors cos I must have sqaushed a dozen or so up to now !
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