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Friday, July 13, 2012
Few Secrets About Catla Baits
Catla (Scientfic Name: Catla Catla; in Bangali: ‘কাতলা’) is considered
as one of the most desired species of fish to catch by extreme anglers.
It requires a much higher level of angling, passion,
serenity, hard work for hunting catla. This is one of the most
distinguished species of carp family which is found only in South-Asian
water bodies. Comparatively big head, big mouth powerful jaws, strong
well built body, powerful fins altogether make this fish a true game
fish. To some anglers this fish is considered as the best game fish in
Indian Sub-Continent. It has very sensitive lateral lines and can grow
up to 50 KG (100 lbs approx). It has all the characteristics to give a
sudden boost of your heart beat rate. Read More...
Monday, July 9, 2012
National Fisheries Week 2012
Bangladesh is observing National Fisheries Week 2012 this week. Started on 07 July, the program was inaugurated by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in Osmani Memorial Auditorium of the capital with a call for the protection of the breeding grounds of fishes around the country. Agriculture Minister Matia Chowdhury, Minister for Food and Disaster Management... Read More
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Introducing Fishing Tours in Bangladesh
Friday, June 1, 2012
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Big Game Angling Competition in Bangladesh!!
Great news for anglers! Like every year
Chittagong is going to host the season’s first tournament in Bangladesh.
It is going to start with a one day on June 01, 2012. Venue is the
famous Veluar Dighi at Pahartoli, Chittagong. The preparation is almost
complete. Anglers are invited to fish there for 12 hours for a nice fair
of only Taka 5500 (US$ 70) for the whole day with maximum of four rods.
| Veluar Dighi, Pahartoli, Chittagong. |
The Big Game Angling Competition will be held on June 15, 2012
in the same venue. The winner will be chosen by the highest weighted
fish caught in 12 hours time. The winner will get a prize of Taka
300,000.00 (US$ 3,500.00) cash in hand. The first runner up will get
Taka 150,000.00 (US$ 1750.00) and the second runner up will get Taka
1000,000.00 (US$ 1150.00). There will be fifteen prizes in different
amount. Each angler is allowed to use two rods. Tickets are available
for a fair of Taka 17,500.00 (US$ 220.00) each. Organizers are giving
their best to make this event a success. The venue is very popular among
the club level anglers for its big fishes. Rohu, catla, Mrigal and
Kalibaus (Orange-fin labeo) are the nominated species of the
competition. Competitors will have to reach the venue by 11.00 PM on
June 14, 2012. Seats will be distributed among the competitors at 12.00
AM on June 15, 2012 by an open lottery system in front of all the
competitors. Fishing will start at 04.00 AM. Tickets are available for
booking. Non Bangladeshi anglers are also welcome to participate in this
event to prove their skills over Bangladeshi fishes. The Angling in Bangladesh Team will gladly assist any interested Non-Bangladeshi anglers to participate the Big Game Angling Competition
with airport pickup, hotel booking and guiding though the whole event.
Interested anglers are requested to e-mail info@anglinginbangladesh.com
for more information about booking procedure and terms & conditions
of the competition.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Angling Around Dhaka: Dhaka National Zoo Lake
Dhaka National Zoo Lakes have always been a prime destination for anglers. It consists of two great pristine lakes with great fishes like rohu, catla, mrigal, kalibaus, catfish etc. Anyone can go fishing from 6:00am to 7:00 pm for a fee of 1000 Taka with 3 rods. Ticket for fishing in Dhaka National Zoo Lakes should be booked prior to the angling trip. Inclusion of a helping man is permitted with the same package, that means you can take another person with you in the same cost.
Dhaka Zoo Map. Courtesy: Dhaka National Zoo Authority.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Bangshi Expedition – part- 3
The Eid-ul-Azha vacation started from 04 November, 2011 in Bangladesh. There had been Eid rushes everywhere around the country because of the great festival, one of the two biggest religious festivals of Muslims. Anyway, I was planning for fishing in Bangshi river after the unsatisfied tour of Dhamrai. Its not that we couldn’t catch fish. We did catch fish at Dhamrai. Shawkat Bhai came from Chittagong for this fishing competition. The organizers apparently cheated us by informing us that there were big catlas in the pond as well as other big fishes like rohu, mrigal etc. Unfortunately all was bogus. Whatsoever, planning of going fishing just before the Eid day was settled. Read More...
Angling at Dhamrai, Bangladesh on October 28, 2011
Great angling day at Dhamrai, Dhaka, Bangladesh with Syed Shawkat Hossain, Nasim Hasan and Nadim Hasan. View More...
Bangshi Expedition – part- 2
On October 30, 2011 I went to try my luck to Lankar Char, just opposite to the Hemayetpur Tannery Project. The day was superb hot. Humidity was tremendously high. Over that there was a 3 KM walk to the location with the hot sun over head. The water level of Banghshi river still was very high. Anyways, all the effort ended with a broken line after waiting the whole day under the burning sun. I don’t know if it was a fish or something else. I just saw something suddenly took my bait and pulled the line drastically with serious strength and went inside the nearby bush. It stuck my line with underwater branches. After a fruitless try for pulling the line back, it simply broke. Thus ended the first Bangshi Expedition of this season. Read More...
Bangshi Expedition – part- 1
Bangshi is one of the most important rivers in Dhaka district. Since my childhood angling in Bangshi river at Savar has been always exciting to me. I was born and raised in a village beside Bangshi. The Bangshi which we see today is just a decayed reminder of a wonderful river which once was full of life and strength. This river was full of different kinds of fishes and exotic animals like Ganges dolphins. I have seen fishermen catching hilsa (not in a huge quantity though) from this river even in mid 80s. Anyways, as a dweller of Read More
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