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Fishing in Thailand for world’s largest freshwater fish species Giant siamese carp, Giant Mekong catfish, Giant Freshwater Stingray, the Arapaima gigas also Snakeheads and Barramundi. Day and multiday guided trips. Enjoy unforgetable Catfish fishing in Thailand, a friendly atmosphere at a Chiang mai fishing resort stocked with many exotic fish species or breathtaking scenery and lure fishing snakehead at one of Chiang mai’s fishing reservoirs.

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Giant Snakehead: Chado V’s Toman

Title image for Giant Snakehead V's TomanThe Giant snakehead  Channa micropeltes is fairly widespread across Asia and is generally thought to reach weights of up to  30kg (66lb). It has been recorded at 15kg + (33lb) from a Zoo in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia where it is known as the Toman. Here we have a photo article comparing two huge Channa micropeltes catches one from local anglers in Thailand ( Thai name is Plah Chado (ชะโด) ) and the other from last seasons Mega Fishing Malaysia trip. Which is larger? Continue reading

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  2. Arapaima gigas on topwater floating frog lure Leave a reply
  3. Snakehead fishing in Thailand at Srinakarin reservoir Leave a reply
  4. Fishing at Dreamlake Resort in Chiang mai Leave a reply
  5. Where to go fishing in Chiang mai Leave a reply
  6. The Imperiled giants of the Mekong river. Leave a reply
  7. Maniac Lures Cubera snapper YFT Leave a reply
  8. Underwater bass photos Killer Frog Lures Leave a reply
  9. Beginners guide to Fly fishing knots Leave a reply
  10. Beginners guide to Fly fishing in Thailand Leave a reply
  11. Beginners guide to Thailand fishing baits Leave a reply
  12. Fishing in Thailand “Rural style” Leave a reply
  13. Begginers guide to Snakehead hunting Leave a reply
  14. Taken for a six hour ride by a 100 Kg (220lb) Freshwater Stingray! Leave a reply