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Hi TomNg, Here are the top 10 that I complied a few years ago, I think Jimmys may have closed down  

 

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Number 1 – Bungsamran (Bangkok)

Bungsamran is where it all began. Still home to some of the biggest Mekong catfish and still hold’s the crown for the world’s largest carp. Bungsamran is where you go on your first ever Thailand fishing trip, as it introduces the angler to the power of the Mekong Catfish, SE Asia’s most celebrated freshwater sports fish. It was established on March 16, 1983 with an area of 98,000 m2 and a depth of 4 to 10 m. There are more than 50 species of both carnivorous and herbivorous game fish. There are thousands and thousands of large fishes ready to challenge your skill as well as for you to set a new record. Apart from the fishing pond, Bungsamran has a great restaurant, which serves both Thai and Seafood. Bungsamran also has a fishing tackle store, which is fully stocked with well known brands such as Shimano and Daiwa.

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Number 2 – Teak Tree Lake (Chiang Mai)

Teak Tree Lake is Thailand’s most exclusive and luxurious fishing experience. The owner, an Englishman has create a mixed fishery with many different species with a balance between predators and prey.The fishing is not always easy but the rewards can be worth waiting for. If you want to enjoy your fishing in privacy with luxurious accommodation in tranquil settings with the chance to catch some very large exotic fish, while being guided and fed some delicious Thai cuisine, then Teak Tree Lake is for you. It was established in 2006 with an area of 64,000 m2 and a depth of 1 to 4 m. There are more than 20 species of fish. Species include red tails, aripiama, arowana, alligator gar, catfish and carp.

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Number 3 – Greenfield Valley Fishing and Cottage Resort (Hua Hin)

Greenfield Valley is one of the latest addition’s to the Thailand fishing scene. As well as being one of the most tranquil and relaxed fishing environments, Greenfield has interesting mix of big fish to 130 kg, whilst also providing prolific action on lighter tackle. It was established in 2009 with an area of 320,000 m2 and a depth of 1 to 5 m. There are more than 20 species of fish. Species include mainly Amazonian freshwater fish.

 

Number 4 – IT Lake Monsters (Ratchaburi)

IT Lake Monsters put Thailand on the map for arapaima fishing. Although today many of the large arapaima are no longer present. IT Lake Monsters has probably the biggest number of 20 kg plus Amazon Redtail’s in Thailand. It was established in 2004 with an area of 28,000 m2 and a depth of 1 to 5 m. There are more than 25 species of fish. Species include arapaima, redtail catfish, alligator gar, barramundi, pacu, tiger catfish and Chao Phraya catfish.

 

Number 5 – Boon Mar Ponds (Chachoengsao)

Boon Mar Ponds without doubt offers the best and most exhilarating barramundi fishing in Thailand. Boon Mar Ponds is set in the rural aquaculture district of Chachengsao. Surrounded by flat arable land, much of which has been prepared into rice fields or fish and prawn grow out ponds. It was established in 2001 with an area of 20,000 m2 and a depth of 1 to 3 m. There are more than 5 species of fish. Species include barramundi and tilapia.

 

Number 6 – Shadow Lake (Bangkok)

Shadow Lake is a large lake set amongst beautiful scenery, with lush vegetation along the shaded bank. Its more a typical Thai fishing venue becoming very busy later in the evening. Shadow lake is Thailand’s premier carp fishing venue, is over 30 years old and holds many of the local fishing records. Is open 24 hours and food and drinks are available. It was established in 1981 with an area of 37,000 m2 and a depth of 1 to 4 m. There are more than 10 species of fish. Species include Mekong giant catfish, striped catfish, giant carp, bighead carp and black carp.

 

Number 7 – Amazon Fishing Park (Bangkok)

Amazon Fishing Park is surrounded by beautiful shady trees. The fishing pond has only recently been re opened to the public. It has a mini zoo including parrots, pythons, turtles, horses, buffaloes, pigs and squirrels, has a well stocked pond and serves tasty food. It was established in 2010 with an area of 20,000 m2 and a depth of 1 to 4 m. There are more than 10 species of fish. Species include red tails, aripiama, arowana, alligator gar, tiger catfish and carp.

 

Number 8 – Jimmy’s Fishing Park (Pattaya)

There are around 10 fishing parks in Chonburi province and Jimmy’s Fishing Park is probably the most popular, especially for the local Expat community. It’s not just a fishing park, it also has a pleasant bar and restaurant, which serves plenty of tasty International food and beer. It was established in 2001 with an area of 20,000 m2 and a depth of 1 to 4 m. There are more than 5 species of fish. Species include red tails, perch and carp.

 

Number 9 – Khao Laem Reservoir (Kanchanaburi)

The Khao Laem Dam was built across the River Khwae Noi in 1983, creating the huge Khao Laem Reservoir which is located deep in Thailand’s western mountainous jungle. Just a little further to the west are the wild jungles of Burma. Khao Laem Reservoir stretches 60 km long and 25 km across at the widest point and within its vast boundaries lay a network of islands, swamps and mangroves providing an excellent fishing environment. The reservoir can be explored by long tailed boat or canoe. Boating around the lake provides an opportunity to see some of the fish and bird life in the area or just to enjoy some peace and tranquility. A few resorts with raft houses can be found in the vicinity of the dam. Species include Indian carp, jungle perch and snakehead.

 

Number 10 – Bang Phra Reservoir (Sriracha)

A relatively large reservoir located in Chonburi province. In addition to water supply for the entire province, fishing is also very popular on the reservoir. The reservoir has a beautiful landscape with plenty of fish and bird life. Bang Phra Reservoir is the best venue in Thailand for catching giant snakehead and can be explored by long tailed boat or canoe. Species include Indian carp, jungle perch and snakehead.

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A couple of new articles. One about Taipei and the other about Tokyo. The Gay Parade article in particular has some excellent images bursting with colour and excitement :)  

 

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Plenty of Cock at Bangkok’s Most Original Shrine 

 


 

Gay Tokyo – Part Two – Ancestry, Getting Around, Gay Bars, Host Bars and Where to Eat

 


 

Gay Tokyo – Part Three - Gay Saunas, Where to Stay and Sightseeing Tips 

 


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Plenty of Nice Isarn Guys at Thailand’s Amazing Ghost Festival in Loei 

 


 

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Some new articles for anyone interested

 

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Some new articles up

 

What is Happening to Gay Chiang Mai? - http://www.asiaguys.net/what-is-happening-to-gay-chiang-mai/

 

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Some new articles

 


 

Asian Gay Culture and Western Influences. Today we start a series of ten articles examining the relationship between homosexuality and the forces of history that have shaped the way various Asian countries now regard sexual relationships between guys. Series by Penn Regis who is a Gay History Researcher who has traveled throughout and lives in Asia

 

Gay Japan History – Rampant Amputations and The Rising Sun http://www.asiaguys.net/gay-japan-history/

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