Fishing
the tale of fish ...The tale of fishing in India is as old as its rivers and lakes in which the fish grew for the sake of being fished and providing the tourists with quality time of fishing. The adventure sports of today was once a favourite pass time of the erstwhile monarchs of India who found the sports, which also provided them a time contrive the plan for their next war, quiet interesting. The rulers were replaced with a democratic King and waters pulled their level back but the fish remained in the placid waters to narrate the lore of kings to unknown wayfarers. Now, this is no fishing the history of fishing.
Fish for your holidays !!!
For those of us who love fishing, picking a perfect spot for the family vacation is relatively easy in India. All you need is accommodation, a body of water and of-course fish. Fishing is an activity which can be especially enjoyed with the rest of the family members, who might be easily pleased at the prospect of spending their holiday in a fish camp. If you're planning your trip and want to catch a particular species, please see that the season you visit is the right one. If your fishing trip includes children, make them learn more about the types of fish found in India and turn this fishing vacation a fun for kids. India's 50,000 kms of waters, inclusive of streams, rivers, backwaters and lakes, and 3000 kms of coastline, is one of the most potent country for fishing. The great Indian rivers like Brahmaputra, Ganga, Yamuna, Krishna, Mahanadi and Cauvery are home to the finest of fish like Katli, Rohu and Mahseer. Furthermore, most states have well-organised Departments of Fisheries, where special hatcheries ensure that theres always a gene pool of local and exotic fish. Fish sanctuaries and hatcheries in Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and other states through which major rivers flow, maintain a vast stock of fish which are specially bred for re-stocking rivers.
The major fishing shelters
Shelter One- Himachal
Himachal is an angler's ultimate destination. Both brown and Rainbow Trout acclaimed as the best sport fish in the world are found in Himachal's streams. Upstream of Rohru in the Pabbar valley region of Himachal, there are several spots that are ideal for fishing. Chirgaon has a trout hatchery, and other common trout fishing sites are- Seema, Mandil, Sandasu, Tikri and Dhamvari; situated near to Rohru.





Shelter
Three: Arunachal Pradesh