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Overview
As anyone who’s ever picked up a fishing rod knows, fishing is a wonderful sport to do. Jammu and Kashmir are known for its pristine natural beauty and rich cultural and historical heritage, But there is much more to explore in this exotic state that its beautiful locations and breathtaking sights. Blessed with several streams crisscrossing the state and beautiful lakes, Jammu and Kashmir are known as much for its trout fishing and angling. One can enjoy this leisure filled rejuvenative activity of fishing and angling in Kashmir. A major highlight of the fishing tour in Jammu and Kashmir is Pahalgam.
Kashmir is the best place for Trout fishing. The Rainbow or brown trout of the Kashmir water is a good fighter like the Salmon. With repeated leaps from the water, it makes flashing runs and interspersed. Through spring and summer, fishing is a big business in Kashmir. It is to be noted that fishing and angling are not allowed without the permit from Jammu & Kashmir Directorate of Fisheries. Also, it is to be kept in mind that only fly fishing is permitted in Kashmir, other methods or live or dead baits are strictly restricted. Only artificial flies are allowed and to keep six fish a day none being shorter than 7.5 cm, each license entitles the angler.
For fishing & angling, 61 beats are open in Kashmir during the season. Except for Vishansar and Gangabal lakes, each beat is about 3 to 4 km long and is connected with a motorable road, as one has to trek to reach these destinations. Water bodies of all types and sizes in the region are well-stocked with Rainbow trout and German brown trout. Kashmir offers great scope for sport fisheries. That is the reason why a lot of Anglers from all over the world come over here every year to enjoy the thrill of angling in the snow-fed streams and lakes of this valley. Kashmir is often dubbed as the angler’s paradise. The snow-fed streams and glacial offers a great option for fishing in Kashmir. The best time for fishing in Jammu and Kashmir is between April and October. However, the duration for fishing and angling can be shortened or extended by the Directorate of Fisheries, J & K Government on the basis of suitable conditions prevailing from time to time.
Major streams for trout fishing in Jammu and Kashmir is Wangath, Lidder, Nowbugh, Ferozpur, Gurez, Lam, Hamal, Sukhnag, Sindh, Kishenganga, Erin, Doodhganga, Bringi, Hirpora, Aharbal, Kokernag, Madhumati, Naristan, and Dachigam.
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FAQ
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Q.1 Which are the best places for fishing in Jammu & Kashmir?
Q.2 What is the best time for trout fishing in Kashmir?
Ans April to October
Q.3 When do we need a license for fishing or angling?
Ans A license entitles the angler to keep six fish a day and none being shorter than 7.5 cm.
Q.4 What equipments are required when someone is doing fishing and trekking together?
Ans A light two to three meter Rod with an eight cm reel will suffice, tent, water proof coat, ground sheet, trekking boots and provisions for as many days as you intend to trek as no food will be available on the way.
Q.5 Which are the high altitudes lakes for fishing in Kashmir?
Ans Vishansar
Kishansar
Satsar
Gadsar
Gangabal
Nunkhol
Q.6 What can I experience during fishing in Kashmir?
Ans You can experience the glacial and snow-fed streams offering great options for fishing in Kashmir and the spectacularly lovely lakes, each with their own character cradled by snow clad mountains.
Q.7 What are the other activities to do in Kashmir except for Fishing?
Ans Common flies in use in Kashmir are Peacock, March Brown, Butcher, Jinger Quill, Coachman, Woodcock & Green, and Watson
Q.10 Why Kashmir is called the Anglers Paradise?
Ans The valley of Kashmir contains glacial and snow-fed streams, crystal-clear cold water turbulent streams, mighty springs, Sars and many high altitude lakes, lofty snow-clad mountains, lush green meadows, thick forests of pine trees, beautiful valleys and a beautiful fish fauna with a very healthy and pleasant climate. Kashmir offers great scope for sport fisheries.
FAQ
Q.1 Which are the best places for fishing in Jammu & Kashmir?
Ans Pahalgam, Wangath, Lidder, Nowbugh, Ferozpur, Gurez, Lam, Hamal, Sukhnag, Sindh, Kishenganga, Erin, Doodhganga, Bringi, Hirpora, Aharbal, Kokernag, Madhumati, Naristan, and Dachigam.
Q.2 What is the best time for trout fishing in Kashmir?
Ans April to October
Q.3 When do we need a license for fishing or angling?
Ans A license entitles the angler to keep six fish a day and none being shorter than 7.5 cm.
Q.4 What equipments are required when someone is doing fishing and trekking together?
Ans A light two to three meter Rod with an eight cm reel will suffice, tent, water proof coat, ground sheet, trekking boots and provisions for as many days as you intend to trek as no food will be available on the way.
Q.5 Which are the high altitudes lakes for fishing in Kashmir?
Ans Vishansar
Kishansar
Satsar
Gadsar
Gangabal
Nunkhol
Q.6 What can I experience during fishing in Kashmir?
Ans You can experience the glacial and snow-fed streams offering great options for fishing in Kashmir and the spectacularly lovely lakes, each with their own character cradled by snow clad mountains.
Q.7 What are the other activities to do in Kashmir except for Fishing?
Ans Shikara Ride
Golfing
Trekking
Skiing
Mountain Biking
Jeep Safari
Mountaineering
Paragliding
Bird Watching
River Rafting
Camping
Snowboarding
Yak Safari
Water Skiing
Monastery Tour
Wildlife Tour
Horse Riding
Canoeing
Hot Air Ballooning
Camel Safaris Ice-skating
Q.8 Is Kashmir the best place for trout fishing?
Ans Yes
Q.9 What are the common flies in use in Kashmir?
Ans Common flies in use in Kashmir are Peacock, March Brown, Butcher, Jinger Quill, Coachman, Woodcock & Green, and Watson
Q.10 Why Kashmir is called the Anglers Paradise?
Ans The valley of Kashmir contains glacial and snow-fed streams, crystal-clear cold water turbulent streams, mighty springs, Sars and many high altitude lakes, lofty snow-clad mountains, lush green meadows, thick forests of pine trees, beautiful valleys and a beautiful fish fauna with a very healthy and pleasant climate. Kashmir offers great scope for sport fisheries.