Arunachal Angler Lands Massive 22.9 kg Golden Mahseer
Bhalukpong, July 4: The pristine waters of the Kameng River near Bhalukpong have once again showcased their extraordinary biodiversity with the capture of a massive 22.9 kg Golden Mahseer, one of the largest specimens ever reported from Arunachal Pradesh. The remarkable fish was caught by angler Hilot Mugli during a fishing expedition along the Kameng River near Bhalukpong. Demonstrating responsible angling and a strong commitment to conservation, Mugli carefully released the giant Mahseer back into its natural habitat after documenting the catch, ensuring the iconic fish could continue to thrive in the wild. Weighing an impressive 22.9 kilograms, the Golden Mahseer is believed to be among the largest ever recorded in the state. Often referred to as the "Tiger of the River," the Golden Mahseer is renowned for its strength, size, and ecological significance. The species is considered an indicator of healthy river ecosystems and depends on clean, fast-flowing Hima...