Siamese giant carp, also called Siamese giant carp or Cano Pla in Thai is the largest species of the carp family. It can measure up to 2 meters and weigh over 150 kg. The largest specimen caught in Thailand was 158 kg.
Siamese carp is colored brown with bluish or greenish fins. The dorsal fin is short and his head high but lighter in color is small with a big mouth and big eyes.
These giant carp are native to the Mekong River Basin and the Chao Phraya River but they can also fish in Thailand to Vietnam to Laos and Burma (Myanmar). They generally live in large bodies of standing water in areas with seagrass beds in lakes, marshes, canals or river arms.
Siamese giant carp feed primarily on algae, phytoplankton, worms, fruit and aquatic plants.
Different types of baits can be used to catch this fish special: bread, potatoes, cheese or earthworm.
is the dream of many fishermen to bring back one of these monsters. Unfortunately carp giant is increasingly rare and ideal opportunity to put all of his side to take is to hire a local fishing guide who takes you to the right place.
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