Canals in Pakistan
Fishing point is a specific area where public is allowed to catch fish on the site of river, lake, or canal. Fishing is full of fun activity that gives a relaxation and then celebrating a party after getting a fish out of water.
Here, you can explore different fishing sites around rivers, lakes, canals, and other water reservoirs. Enjoying the fishing in the pleasant mountainous valleys covered with snow would be another exciting experience. Fresh water streams and rivers are wonderful source of Trout fish in the Northern Areas of Pakistan.
You need simple fishing rod and hooks to enjoy all of the entertainments of fishing. You can hire the fishing equipment from the local town but it had better have your own equipment.
Fishing is not allowed without proper license. A nominal fee is normally charged for this purpose. You can pay annual fee for full year license, otherwise you can pay one time license fee at the spot. If you have not license, then you can get license from the local town near the fishing point.
Here, you explore different Canals in Pakistan with complete travel guides, location maps, and an inclusive collections of photo galleries of these Canals.
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Canals
BRB Canal
BRB, Bambawali Ravi Bedian Canal, is started from Wazirabad Nandipur Canal and finally ends in the River Satluj for the purpose to irrigate the surrounding agricultural land. It also serves as a defense line for Pakistan against India. The famous Lahore Canal in Lahore is generated from it from Jallo.
Visiting Locations in BRB Canal -
CanalsKhanpur Canal
Khanpur Canal, also known as Canal Upper Chenab, starts from the River Chenab at Head Marala and ends in the River Ravi. It is a beautiful lake within the shades of trees, which gives it a very splendid view at various locations. One of that beautiful and charming locations is near Sheikhupura on Lahore-Sargodha Road. People often stay there to enjoy the cool breeze and pleasant atmosphere of Khanpur Canal.
Visiting Locations in Khanpur Canal