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I'd like to book a hunting/fishing, possibly just fishing trip for my father in law's birthday who is working in Pakistan with an NGO. I have no idea where to start. Should I go with a guide or is this something I can book without a guide. My husband will be going with him. What time of year would be best? How many days should we allow? What's the best way to get the fish home or should they plan to eat it there? Thank you for any suggestions.

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I'd like to book a hunting/fishing, possibly just fishing trip for my father in law's birthday who is working in Pakistan with an NGO. I have no idea where to start. Should I go with a guide or is this something I can book without a guide. My husband will be going with him. What time of year would be best? How many days should we allow? What's the best way to get the fish home or should they plan to eat it there? Thank you for any suggestions.

Contact the Community liason in the Pakistan Consul in the place where you live. they will advise you. The Pakistan Goverment only issues a limited number of licenses to hunt and the season iquite short it is a lot more expensive than people think most of the licenses are bought up by the Arab Sheikhs. Fishing is available in numourous places river lake and sea THE northern areas like Swat and Gilgit have some good fishing, some areas are forbidden to foreigners and permission to visit some areas is only granted by the interior ministry, Any fish caught is usually cooked by your guide when it is caught as it tends to go off very quickly in the temprature.. So the Pakistan consul or Pakistan Tourit Centre which should be available on line
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