Check out this ALL INCLUSIVE Mahseer fishing package to the India, Nepal border that offers access to one of India’s beats for Golden Mahseer fishing.
Day 1: Arrive in New Delhi international airport where you will be met and chauffeured to your hotel that is just minutes from the airport. Arrive, check in and settle into your comfortable room for a good night’s rest.
Day 2: After breakfast board your flight from Delhi (airport code: DEL) to Pantnagar airport (airport code: PGH) where you will be met and chauffeured (3 hrs. switch back Himalayan roads) to your homestay which is located at 7000 feet for a good nights rest on route to Pancheshwar. Enjoy a delicious dinner with your local hosts and get a good and well deserved night’s rest.
Day 8: Depart for Pantnagar airport early this morning. *Please note that the drive back to Pantnagar Airport Cant take up to 8 hours from Pancheshwar. Arrive at Pantnagar airport and board your flight to New Delhi where you will be met and chauffeured to your hotel for a good nights rest.
Day 9: You will be chauffeured to your hotel after breakfast.
Conditions Apply: Please note that all inclusive flights are included from LHR (London Heathrow) and IAD (Washington Dulles International) Airports only. Hence participants will require to arrive to these airport to connect to this package services.
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We specialize in custom tailoring your travel in India. From notoriously finicky, specie oriented and wildlife expeditions like tiger tracking, birdwatching and snow leopard expeditions. We’re also happy to custom tailor elements that provide immersive opportunities to experience probably one of the most culturally diverse counties on our planet.
Also, check-out some other options, especially Golden Mahseer fishing in Bhutan.
Golden Mahseer is the iconic carp/barbell that is native to the Himalayas. Furthermore, they are a bioindicator species, and just like the Bengal Tiger, they are also facing extinction due to habitat loss as a result of dams, river diversions, canals, and few fish ladders. Anglers around the globe are worried about the future of Golden Mahseer, but local participation and community initiatives, such as catch and release angling are bringing awareness among locals thanks to the internet and social media. We are hopeful that initiatives of organizations such as the Mahseer Trust, local forest departments, dedicated but overworked fisheries officers, local guides, and local, owner-run small business lodges, camps will continue to do the amazing work they were before the pandemic to ensure a further for these iconic fish.
Someone recently asked, what my top 3 Himalayan Mahseer fly fishing rivers are, and why?
A great question that inspired me to write and share some of my personal experiences while fly fishing for Mahseer.
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We specialize in custom tailoring your travel in India. From notoriously finicky, specie oriented and wildlife expeditions like tiger tracking, birdwatching and snow leopard expeditions. We’re also happy to custom tailor elements that provide immersive opportunities to experience probably one of the most culturally diverse counties on our planet.
March, April though peaks in May though early June when temperatures soar over a 100 degrees fahrenheit. Alternatively, the end of September and early October are also a good time with high-water conditions just after the south-west monsoon.
2-4 Golden Mahseer a day is considered a great day and good conditions.
1 guide for every 2 anglers.
Can be, if one is interested in interacting with local cultures, visiting villages and local schools but also hiking. Camp facilities are deluxe and even have coolers to keep the tents cool during the summer!
6 anglers and 6 non anglers.
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