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tarangi resort & spa
corbett national park
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In the land of the tiger's roar, lives a shy, slippery
creature called the Mahaseer. Mahaseer, meaning the 'big
mouth' is no ordinary fish. Especially the Golden
Mahaseer - ask any avid angler and he will tell you how
special a place the Mahaseer holds in his heart. These
elusive fishes provide the toughest challenge in
fresh-water fishing, and it is these aqua-wonders that
make the Jim Corbett National Park an important fishing
destination.
The thrilling challenge posed by the Mahaseer draws
anglers from all over the world to India, where the
river Ramganga flowing through the wild Corbett forests
creates one of the most beautiful settings for angling.
Winning the battle against the Mahaseer may call for a
simultaneous display of ample skill, strength and speed.
Afterall if the Bengal Tigers rules the land in Corbett,
in the waters of the Ramganga, the Mahaseers reign.
Besides the Ramganga, the River Kosi can offer its own
Mahaseer challenges. Two other variations of the
Mahaseer - black and silver are also prized. Yet another
challenge is the Goonch, a fresh-water scavenger
The warm waters in October-November and April-June make
these periods ideally suited for angling. You will need
to obtain prior permission from the forest officials for
angling in these waters. The Tarangi resort staff will be
happy to guide and assist you in your angling tour.
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