Fishing in Nepal
Sport fishing is also gaining popularity in Nepal. There are approximately 118 varieties of fresh - water fish in the Himalayan rivers ranging from the much sought after mahseer to the mountain stream trout-like varieties. The best season to go fishing on the white waters is before and after the monsoon from February till April and October and November.Some popular fishing areas are Karnali, Babai is Bardiya, Chitwan's river confluences, Dolalghat, on Kodari Highway and Pokhara's lakes. Boats, fishing rods and tackle are available on hire. Fishing is all the more fun in mountain streams. In the Terai river water large catfish, murrel and carp are found in abundance. There are agencies in Kathmandu that organize fishing trips to streams around the Valley.
Jet Scooter Rioding
Jet scooter riding is yet another fun water sport and is offered on River Trisuli. The 6-kilometer ride starts near riverside resort in Thimura, situated 8 kilometers from Narayanghat and 28 kilometers from Mugling. The Yamaha scooter that speed at 60 to 70 kilometers per hour carries tow passenger only. A one - night package offers deal that includes meals and interaction with the local people. A tow-night package offers a visit to Devghat, a Hindu holy place at the confluence of the Trisuli and Kali Gandaki rivers.
Hunting
Licensed hunting is allowed in Royal Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve in West Nepal. Dhorpatan is a prime habitat of the even-toed ungulates of the upper regions, blue sheep, ghoral, serow, Himalayan thar, black bear,, pheasant and partridge. Endangered species ere are chir pheasant and red panda. Hunting is allowed only after acquiring license from the Dhorpatan is accessible from Pokhara, from where it is a five-day trek away. The best time to visit Dhorpatan is during February through April and August through October. Accommodation is offered tented camps by agencies or at one of the village
