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Which is the best looker fish caught by Indian anglers.
A-Epinephelus lanceolatus or bumblebee grouper caught by Atul (snakehead) from Konkan Coast. 44%  44%  [ 24 ]
B-Barilius bakeri or hillstream trout Caught by Jeen from chalakudy river, kerla. 7%  7%  [ 4 ]
C-anabas testudineus or the "climbing perch"caught by Sarath from somewhere near cochin. 9%  9%  [ 5 ]
D-murrel caught by Mahseer Ken from somewhere near Delhi. 4%  4%  [ 2 ]
E-Indian tarpon or oxeye hering caught by Jeenu, from river Periyar, Kerla. 6%  6%  [ 3 ]
F-murrel caught by Jeen, from river Periyar, Kerla. 4%  4%  [ 2 ]
G-Leopard ray Caught by Santosh from Konkan coast. 4%  4%  [ 2 ]
H-Queen Triggerfish caught by Santosh from Konkan coast. 13%  13%  [ 7 ]
I-Common Carp caught by Aaron, WASI. Shivasamudram. 6%  6%  [ 3 ]
J-Moray eel caught by Babloo from Konkan coast. 4%  4%  [ 2 ]
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angler_ali
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Guys,

Just want to take a poll on which is the best looker fish caught by Indian anglers. I am taking the liberty of nominating some of the fishes, which I find amazingly beautiful. I know there are many more beauties on this forum which have escaped my attention so hurry up and do nominate the fish you like most from this forum. We will take the poll after all the nomination. Nominate only a fish which has been caught using a rod and reel in India. (Photo of dead fishes will not be included). PM me your nominations.

Here are my nominations.

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Epinephelus lanceolatus or bumblebee grouper caught by Atul (snakehead) from Konkan Coast.

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Barilius bakeri or hillstream trout Caught by Jeen from chalakudy river, kerla.

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anabas testudineus or the "climbing perch"caught by Sarath from somewhere near cochin.

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Channa marulius or murrel caught by Mahseer Ken from somewhere near Delhi.

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Indian tarpon or oxeye hering caught by Jeenu, from river Periyar, Kerla.

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Channa maruloides or murrel caught by Jeen, from river Periyar, Kerla.

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Caught by Santosh from Konkan coast.


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Queen Triggerfish caught by Santosh from Konkan coast.

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Common Carp caught by Aaron, WASI. Shivasamudram.

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laced Moray eel caught by Babloo from Konkan coast.

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Kalabose caught by Santosh from Powai, Mumbai

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Ali.


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The best is the 1st pic of the grouper caught bu Atul.. what a Beauty.. :-)


Dont know if this was caught on a rod and reel, however, a real stunner..
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And my darling..

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I would go for the Bumble Bee Grouper
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The Bumble Bee Grouper for sure.

The Best Supporting Role and Guest Appearance (thankfully) goes to Santosh's Undies.
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jeen wrote:
Hi Ali Bhai
Just a clarification. The murrel in the two pictures is not channa micropeltes. Ken's fish is a Channa marulius n the second fish is a Channa maruloides. The micropeltes is the malasian snakehead or Toman.


Thank you Jeen,

Correction made in the above post accordingly.

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Barilius bakeri or hillstream trout Caught by Jeen from chalakudy river, kerla.
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i vote, Barilius bakeri.
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my vote goes for Barilius bakeri . . beautiful one
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Mahaseerken wrote:
The Best Supporting Role and Guest Appearance (thankfully) goes to Santosh's Undies.


Whats your [smilie=intent.gif] ???? :evil: :evil:

When we meet again, I am not letting you come close..[smilie=shake.gif]
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Mahaseerken wrote:
The Bumble Bee Grouper for sure.

The Best Supporting Role and Guest Appearance (thankfully) goes to Santosh's Undies.
I second that vote on both the category:D santo you asked for it hahahahaha :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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Rajat, STOP Salivating ... Image

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jeen wrote:
Hi Ali Bhai
Just a clarification. The murrel in the two pictures is not channa micropeltes. Ken's fish is a Channa marulius n the second fish is a Channa maruloides. The micropeltes is the malasian snakehead or Toman.


Hi Friends,

I beg to differ on the Channa id, the first pic from Delhi is a Channa marulius found almost throughout India while the second from Periyar is a Channa pseudomarulia and these are endemic to Kerala and southern Karnataka.
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@barca
We've been pretty confused ourselves about the actual id on the periyar murrel.we guessed maruloides based on the white edges to the scales near the tail of the fish.here are some more pics for your reference http://www.indianangler.com/viewtopic.php?t=3393
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I would like to add the eel in this thread http://www.indianangler.com/viewtopic.php?t=3400 to the list of best looking fishes :d And my vote goes to the eel !!

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santosh wrote:
Rajat, STOP Salivating ... Image

:twisted: :twisted:
don't worry partner not my cup of tea I have the C couch remember :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: BTW there is one blue fish you have caught near Tarkarli I would like to put that too here could not find the pic :?:
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I'll settle for the Periyar's Murrel!
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Haahhaaahhaa Rajat, I remember the C-couch and someone who went crazy hearing about it.. LOL.. you know who :))

Is this the fish you talking about..?? Its the Queen Triggerfish.

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Bumblebee grouper.
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kryptoz wrote:
I would like to add the eel in this thread http://www.indianangler.com/viewtopic.php?t=3400 to the list of best looking fishes :d And my vote goes to the eel !!

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Nice looking eel, is it a laced Moray eel ?
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yes Santo this was the fish a i think its a good looker too so for the runners up this is my vote :D :D and off course i know who you are talking about how one can forget :twisted: :twisted:
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After waiting for some good nominies i think/vote the best looker is the bumblebee grouper. i would like to nominate the peacock bass caught by Jeen n team
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My vote: Bumblebee grouper.
The eel and the blue triggerfish are very beautiful too.
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( rabbit fish )


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( MJ )


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( i dont know the name fish :twisted: )


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going by alibhais nominations.. will vote for the periyar mulley !
if all taken into account the "queen triggerfish".

so for me the queen triggerfish it is !

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first off all, is it fair to compare the freshwater fish with the salties? :)
they after all do taste different dont they :P
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is this a common carp aaron????
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nice one ...thanks for sharing


can you please share what was the bait you used for it.......
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i'd say that out of all the pelagics the sailfish and the golden dorado are my favorites.in this thread the looker is the bumblebee grouper.thats my vote.but i'm a male angler and my natural looker vote goes to the one below.

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Here is the Poll. Any other nomination will also be included. Sorry santo, the red tail catfish was not caught by rod and reel. Prasad, sorry buddy, your pictures are too small so give me proper pictures (With names if you can) and i will include them too.

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:P :P I have already cast my vote for the bumblebee grouper which I think will win this Election by a huge Margin [smilie=chongin.gif]


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Hope this one qualifies.

This was caught while bait fishing in the mumbai cost line.

Blue Line Grouper

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Guys, please try not to enhance your image with photoshop or such software.

Some of the pictures are actually hurting my eyes :lol: :lol: :evil:
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Bobby wrote:
Guys, please try not to enhance your image with photoshop or such software.

Some of the pictures are actually hurting my eyes :lol: :lol: :evil:



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Aaron wrote:
first off all, is it fair to compare the freshwater fish with the salties? :)


OK Some more... :wink:

36 LB Catla
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Beautiful Calabose
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Tor kulkarni (Dwarf mahseer)
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santosh... i never thought id say this , but the angle from which the shot was taken for the kalbanse.. real super ,and the kalbanse looks real great..
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Sorry every one,

Can not add other options as the above is the limit which can be put as option. Sahir,s Fish and santosh,s kalabose are amazingly beautiful.

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yes they are :D
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and i think the common carp caught by aaron is also very special cos they are very rarely caught on rod. i am after them from last 1 year but till now no success :(


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Looks like we have to take one more poll. But this time lets nominate fish caught by someone else. :P

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Common carp of aaron is bold and the beautiful :D very sexy indeed :lol: my vote finally goes to aaron!
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My mind is with Atul's Bumblebee Grouper but my heart is with Aron's common.. :D

Carp is my true love..

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Queen Triggerfish gets my vote
What an amazing blue creature! its too sexy for a fish! The bumblebee goes second cause if it werent there it could be seen as a bee replice and has been there in bee format. LOL!, no queen trigger bee is there, na na, but the blue beaty is awesome!
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Looks like the Epinephelus lanceolatus or bumblebee grouper caught by Atul is winning the race by some margin. The run for second spot is between Queen Triggerfish caught by Santosh and anabas testudineus or the "climbing perch"caught by Sarath. :P

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