WELCOME TO OUR FIRST RUSSIAN GUESTS

We were happy to welcome our first Russian guests last week with 4 eager anglers visiting us for just one days fishing.You wont believe how many fish they caught :)

They were welcomed by many great catches with all anglers catching 10+ fish per day including some very rare Exotic species.

2 of the 4 anglers had so much fun that they came back the next day with their families who were happy to join in the fishing fun .

Carp species were high on the wish list and EFT delivered with 3 Juliens Golden Price Carp in one day

The Siamese Carp were also hungry with 4 fish landed in one day.

The Chinese Black Carp were on the feed again with this beauty coming to the net ..They are supposed to be snail eaters but they get caught on different methods.. I still cant believe that they reach 100lbs plus .. Cant wait to see how big our fish get ..

Not a big Carp but this Hovens Carp / Mad Barb is another nice Carp species

How about this for double header ?? A Piraiba Catfish from the Amazon and A Yellow Cheeked Carp from China. Thats what Exotic Fishing Thailand is all about ..

One of our smaller Arapaima was the first to be caught.

The Arapaimas just kept getting bigger as the day went on.

Patience paid off for this angler with yet another Arapaima landed ..

Carp and Arapaima weren't the only species caught . Check out this fat Amazon Redtail .

Not just the men were catching .

The ladies had no trouble landing these colourful Redtails.

Our Albino Pacu are not big yet but are a beautiful looking fish and great fun to catch.

Mother and Daughter having fun with the Albino Pacu.

A nice Redtail Tiger Cross caught by this youngster ..

There have been some recent comments by our competition about fishing venues with no swimming pool and bungalows. This family sure weren't stuck in a small town hotel with nothing to do as suggested ..

Catching fish and having fun is what we are about here at Exotic Fishing Thailand . Not every fish is a monster BUT there are lots of Exotic species to keep the whole family busy while you wait for your fish of a lifetime.