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Himalayan Golden Mahseer

The more I see of the golden Mahseer, the more impressed I am. And fishing in the Himalayas, how cool is that?


In Search of the Himalayan Golden Mahseer from Stuart Walker on Vimeo.

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Filed Under: Entertainment, Fishing, Freshwater Species, India, Mahseer, Shore Fishing
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July 18, 2009 | By Clive Mathias
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2 Responses to “Himalayan Golden Mahseer”

Lupa

What a beautiful fish!
Nice video.

Lupa on July 19th, 2009 @ 9:12 pm
ST

that was cool. my background is nepalease, and when I was 8 my family went back to visit. i remember going on a fishing trip in the hills (before the himalayas get too large) and it was cool. my uncle was the first to get his line in the water, and after 2 casts he had 2 fish (not sure what kind). then the action died off, until the dynamite was brought out! i know that’s not very sporting (legal??), but when in rome…

ST on July 20th, 2009 @ 10:02 am

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