Fish Thailand
Fish thailand, experience Thailand Fish
A Fish in Thailand, is better than a fish in France.
Fish in Thailand with Thailand Fish Tours.
Fishing Holiday Thailand, experience Thailand Fishing.
Fishing in Thailand whilst on holiday.
If you've ever fish in Thailand you will know it's better than a fish in France. Thailand has so much more fish to offer the fishing man."
Lakes:
- Bungsamran
- Boon Mar Ponds
- Bung Borapet
- Chao Lan Lake
- Dream-Lake
- Jomtien Fishing Park
- Kaempeng Sen Lake
- Lek Suk Sri Fishing Park
- Natchada Lake
- Prapadaeng Lake
- Palm Tree Lagoon
- Paradise Lake
- Par-Lai Lake, Hat Yai
- Pattaya Fishing Park
- Top Cats, Samui
- Top Cats, Krabi
- V.S Fishing Park
Rivers:
- Chao Praya River
- Peekree River
- Nakorn Nayok River
- Ping River
- Mekong River
- River Kwai
- River Chan
- Bang Pakong River
Dams:
- Bhumibol Dam
- Bang Lang Dam
- Chulabhorn Dam
- Khao Laem Dam
- Kaeng Krachan Dam
- Lam Pao Dam
- Lam Takong Dam
- Sirindhorn Dam
- Tha Thung Na
- Dan Tchang Dam
- Srinakarin Dam
- Khao Laem Dam
- Ubol Ratana Dam
To find out more about Thailand's, fishing destinations, just click on the highlighted venues in the left hand menu.
Thailand is home to literally thousand's of Freshwater Fishing venues, from the smallest of ponds and streams, up to the mighty rivers such as the Mekong. There are hundreds of commercial fisheries up and down the country too, as well as dams and reservoirs, some of which are located in some of Thailand's most majestic scenery. We couldn't possibly list all the destinations that are available, but we will try and add new destinations as we explore them with our guests.
Very few western anglers have explored Thailand's fishing possibilities in any depth. Some of these fisheries are reputed to hold Mekong Catfish up to 250KG's! And there are still certain rivers where 200LB Carp swim, although admittedly they are very rare, and it is almost unheard of for such fish to be caught on rod and line, but that's what we love about Thailand's fishing, it's unknown what's out there. We have had reports of huge carp in the North of the country. So what are we waiting for! We are also interested to hear from anyone be they local's, holiday makers, expat's or fishery owners of their experiences of fishing in Thailand, and if it's at a new venue, we will dedicate a page, just drop us an E-mail. Also have a look on the forums for more information on Thailand's fishing destinations.
