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Fishing Park Chiang Mai — fishing guides & charters

Freshwater

Pangasius/Mekong giant catfish

1 captains listed · freshwater category. A spot in Fishing Park Chiang Mai (Thailand) targeting Pangasius/Mekong giant catfish. Check the tide, captains and recent catches, then contact them directly via public social accounts. Access, climate and lodging are in the details below.

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Spot at a glance

Target fish
Pangasius/Mekong giant catfish
Area
Thailand
Water type
Freshwater
Nearest int'l airport
CNX · Chiang Mai International Airport
Coordinates
18.740891, 99.011133 Open in Google Maps

Where it is & getting there

Getting there (from the nearest int'l airport) source

Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX). About 10 km east from the airport, roughly 20 min by car, taxi or Grab. About 10 km east from the airport, roughly 20 min by car, taxi or Grab. About 8 km from central Chiang Mai city.

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To: CNX — Chiang Mai International Airport
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Airport transfers & charters: Chiang MaiTransfers and private cars from the airport into town.See on Klook →
🎡 Things to do: Chiang Mai
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🚗 Car rental
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Coordinates: 18.740891, 99.011133(Open in Google Maps

Target fish & season

Pangasius/Mekong giant catfish

A year-round pay lake. A wide variety including Mekong giant catfish, striped catfish, tiger catfish, alligator gar, peacock bass, Siamese giant carp, pacu, redtail catfish, arapaima and freshwater ray. Rental rods and bait available.

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Details (access, climate, lodging & more)

Climate & what to wear

The climate shared across the Chiang Mai area. The dry season (November-February) is cool and comfortable; the hot season (March-May) reaches nearly 40C during the day; the rainy season (June-October) is dominated by squalls.

MonthAvg ℃High ℃Low ℃Clothing
2914
3622
3123
3019

If the sea gets rough

There are roofed fishing seats, so fishing is possible in light rain. Fishing pauses during thunderstorms. A rainy-day alternative of touring temples and cafes in the city is convenient.

Things to do in Chiang MaiFor days the boat can't sail — book local tours & tickets.See on Klook →

Nearby spots to combine in one trip

Nearby spots easy to combine into one trip (straight-line distance). See the map above for locations.

Source: each captain/guide's public social accounts. Only public handles and URLs are listed. Please contact captains in their preferred language; a premium (non-local) rate is standard given the extra coordination.
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