Amazing trout Fishes in Pakistan Gilait

Fishes in Gilgit (Pakistan) 


Many type of fishes are found in Gilgit. The most famous and unique fish is TROUT. This type of fish is extremely tasty and unique found in every where in Gilgit.

Heavy fish in Skardu Gilgit


This type of fishes are found in lakes and rivers of Gilgit-Baltistan the region of Pakistan.

Trout fish with different colors




There are several placses and lakes where tourists can catch the fishes.. many lakes which are charming and beautiful, like desosai lake, rama lake, naltar lake etc.


 In deosai river, the fishes are filled. people catches fish by their naked hands. Fishes are extremely tasty. mostly tourists use to pray fishes
 
Deosai river, full of fishes

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