Angling/Fishing in India

Want to enjoy a tranquil holiday amidst of the natural abundance? Let’s go fishing India. The fishing is very different to what you have experienced so far in India. Since time immemorial, for the people of India, fishing, being one of the moat beloved past time. India invites you for different angling opportunities available in India. This nature sport is the source of recreation to a variety of naturalists belonging to different strata of society. Whether you love to eat fishes or just for the fun’s sake, you will remember this holiday as one of the most satisfying experiences.

Sites of Angling in India
With a network of rivers and streams as well as high altitude lakes, India is rightly rated as the Anglers’ paradise. Whenever you visit a new place always enquire about opportunities for angling and sports fishing before actually embarking on a destination. Some of the most famous fishing destinations of India are

Angling in Himachal
The state of Himachal is the ultimate fishing destination in India. Most frequented fishing sites are- Seema, Mandil, Sandasu, Tikri and Dhamvari. Upstream of Rohru in the Pabbar valley region of Himachal, boost several fishing spots. Beas River in the Kullu valley, and streams like Sarvari, Parbati, Sainj, Hurla and Tirthan are also excellent spots for the fishing.

Angling in Assam
Angling is one of the favorite sports of Assam. Apart from River Brahmaputra, other major fishing points in the state are Jia Bhoroli River, Kapili, Manas, and Bhalukpung.

Angling in Arunachal Pradesh
The state of Arunachal Pradesh, have a lot of great fishing destinations like Pasighat, Yingkiong, Bodak, Siom, etc. for Fishing and Angling. Enjoy the traditional but effective methods of fishing while trekking in the jungles of Arunachal.

Angling in Corbett National Park
Fishing and angling in the rivers Ramganga and Kosi are like a dream come true. Fishes like Large Mahseer and even larger Goonch rule this places. If you are lucky enough you will see Elephants, Tigers, Deers and other wild animal drinking waters of these lakes.

Angling in Kumaon
Another attractive Indian fishing destination is Uttaranchal. Situated among the Kumaon hills, first angling tour starts at the site of river Sarju. To Pindari Glacier the second angling tour starts from Eastern Ramganga from Tejam to Rameshwar.

Required Fishing Equipments
While you are on your fishing tour you need to carry some basic equipments include a barbed metal hook, nylon or Dacron line, rods, spoons and reel. For fishing in salt water, one needs heavier rods and reels of the bait-casting type.

Important Indian Angling Events
An annual Angling competition is regularly held at Jia Bhoroli, which is famous for e fierce game fish the “Golden Mahseer”, or tiger of the Himalayan Rivers. The state-level angling competition is being organized by Himachal Pradesh Government. Angling competitions for mahseer are organized in between April to June.

Tips of Angling in India
Angling as all sports has its own laws. And its entirely depends on the angler how he will abide by his own ethics to maintain the purity of the nature. Some of the basic points we would to put in for you :

  • Try to know the local regulations & customs relating to fishing.
  • Be Careful about aquatic.
  • There are fishes that are endangered, catch & release.
  • During Fishing leave no trash; try to clean even if left by others.
  • Be cooperative with authorities.
  • Wear footgear suiting to the terrain.
  • Stick to your guides Instructions.
  • Keep fishing knives sharp.
  • Use safety glasses at all times.

Major learning centres of Angling in India
These sorts of fishing and nature camps offer the opportunity to explore the natural surroundings. Come and discover peace and fun enjoy the feel freedom from the bugging city life. Some famous fish camping sites in India include :

  • Cauvery Fishing and Nature Camp (along the mighty Cauvery River).
  • Kali Wilderness Camp, Dandeli.
  • Kabini River Lodge, Karpur.
  • Beemeshwari, Doddamakati and Galibore in Karnataka.
  • Potasah, Assam.
  • Bhalukpong, Tezpur, Assam.
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