Hi Rocky,
how are you? I have something in my mind and I think you are the real person who can describe. Can you tell the fish species of western waters similar to our species
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| Author: | rocky_moin [ Wed Dec 10, 2014 4:37 am ] |
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Hello Anglers I am making a report on promoting "Angling as a sport" and need this information. Can someone provide me a list of fish species that are mostly targeted in Fresh water and Salt water species most commonly fished in Bay of bengal sea ?? For the freshwater I can name some : Common Carp,Mrigal,Rohu,Katla,Murrel, Eel,Catfish/Goonch,Mahaseer,Wallago. Please let me know if I missed any freshwater here... For Salt water in the Bay of Bengal : Barramundi/Pandu gappa,barracuda,Mackerel (king), ribbon fish, GTs,Sting rays, Sharks.. Please let me know if I missed any saltwater most targeted species here.. Of course I cannot list all the names of the fish found in the ocean/sea but the ones that are mostly targeted.. Appreciate your help and guidance.. Moin |
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| Author: | pradeepSWAIN [ Sun Dec 14, 2014 9:23 pm ] |
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Hi Rocky, how are you? I have something in my mind and I think you are the real person who can describe. Can you tell the fish species of western waters similar to our species
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| Author: | rocky_moin [ Fri Dec 19, 2014 2:36 am ] |
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Hi Pradeep All is well at my end..Thank you.. The fish that i noted (fresh water species common) is the Common carp,Grass Carp (slightly similar to rohu), Snake heads/Murrels (found in some parts of Florida,maryland), Eels,Trout, Cat fish .. Same methods to catch them regardless wherever these fish exist.. I did fish a lot in India..So I can surely tell you if i know of anything.. |
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| Author: | pradeepSWAIN [ Fri Dec 19, 2014 2:24 pm ] |
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Hi Rocky, thanks for your reply  . Rocky, I read that Rapala Original Floater, Silver/Gold color, 7 cm size and Rapala Jointed Minnow, 7cm, silver color is the best lure for winter. Is this true? If yes then which one and size I should buy....?
Another thing is I have never seen braid line. Is that like silk thread? Regards, Pradeep. |
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| Author: | h_venkatesan [ Fri Dec 19, 2014 2:49 pm ] |
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Braid line is not silk thread, it is made from synthetic fibers. Braided line is formed by weaving high density polyethylene fibers (either dyneema or spectra). |
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| Author: | pradeepSWAIN [ Sat Dec 20, 2014 1:51 pm ] |
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Hi Venkatesan, actually I have purchased a coil feeder. The cork and hook attached with a thread is very soft and like silk. When I asked about the material, someone said that it is a braid line. I thought that perhaps the Braid line is very soft and looks like silk..... 
Is that like Mono
Rgds, Pradeep. |
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| Author: | h_venkatesan [ Mon Dec 22, 2014 10:37 am ] |
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yep, it resembles a silk thread... |
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