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RALPHCUSENS wrote:polehawk wrote:21 kilo! Holy crappy! Any pictures of that monster, Roy? Your wife probably needed a little help landing that sucker (or was it a catfish?), eh? I love to fish and will be checking out this spot soon!![]()
We usually fish at a small pond further up that road. Pond belongs to nephew's father-in-law but poachers help keep the size and numbers of the fish down.
Polehawk,
I was with Roy, and have Photo's, but am having difficulty in posting, my blo@dy comp isa so sloooooooooow, I will try to get them posted today,
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I can confirm, its a terrific fishing spot, and thet Roys wife played & landed the fish on her own
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rick wrote:Hi, This is Rick once more.
As promised, my brief report on fishing in Udon. First my thanks to those who offered helpI fished twice at Saman farm (directions can be obtained from the tackle shop in the night market; the turn off the ring road is the 2nd set of traffic lights after tesco, then about 1 mile and turn left up a small road, watch for signpost in blue with 'Saman Farm', turn left again about 200yards down at next sign). mainly striped catfish, some mekongs, plus pacu and maybe some giant gourami in the stock pond (i caught one). Most cats about 3 kilos. I also fished at a restaurant out past Nong Sim called the 'Orchid Hut'. Only small fish there but a pleasant spot. Not so easy to find but with clear directions it can be found ok.
I did not have time to try out several other places further out from town, but fishing is there for those who wish to look for it. Not with giant fish like internationally known Bungsamran, but reasonable every day fishing.
Met up with a couple of other anglers on these trips, so got a few useful tips about the fishing, and er, the nightlife.
I enjoyed my visit, research on this website here proved very useful, so never got really lost, and my preference of walking every where proved very useful in getting to know the layout of the town, although most locals seem to think that farang shouldn't walk anywhere, but insisted on offering lifts! Will I be back? Definitely.
If any of my some what limited experience is useful to anyone, I will help if i can.
Fat Freddy, these are the directions that were posted at the start of this thread.
Hope you find it OK,
The costs are, Days fishing, 80 bht
Tackle Hire, 70 bht
Rick
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