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Giant Siamese Carp
(Catlocarpio siamensis)

Giant Siamese Carp (Catlocarpio siamensis)

Other common names:
Giant Barb.

Identification:
Large green scales with dark green to blue edges.
Dark to black fins and tail.
Short but high dorsal fin.
Light to cream coloured cheeks.

Typical location:
In weedy areas of deep, slow flowing and quiet water.

Fishing methods:
Bottom fishing with dough, bread, potatoes, cheese or earthworm.

Fighting characteristics:
Endless powerful pulls in search of underwater snags.


Thai Fishing Guide's recommended hot spots for catching Giant Siamese Carp:

1. Bangkok
2. Hat Yai


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