The Tiger of the River

[@krishnadasmanna9384]

I've visited our country thrice and I could hardly suppress my emotions and tears drew to my eyes every-time when I saw people take care of straying street puppies and kittens, feed doves, adopt orphan monkey-cubs, parrots and other animals. I stand by the Buddhist doctrine of Middle Path and support the Gross Domestic Happiness as your state policy. Long live the King and long live Bhutan.

[@friendly1huda7]

Love Bhutan, her people and the king- from Banhladesh.

[@krishnadasmanna9384]

Truly inspiring to see how carefully your Nation conserves the sanctity of Mother Nature in the face of worldwide deforestation and destruction of wildlife. Yours is the only Nation in the world who prospers not at the cost of Nature but on the doctrine of co-existence and man's inseparable bond with Mother Nature.

[@steveg8322]

Enthralling video,couldn’t look away,marvelous creatures,people and country.Mahseer seem to be in caring,loving hands,wonderful.

[@bhutan3253]

Its like a crown to a river....what a beast..... And hats off to all for your dedication to protect the jewels of the rivers..

[@arkinkharwanlang7406]

Huge respect to all of you... 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍

[@williamhamill813]

The Island School!! Nice shirt.

[@pemapema7621]

Remarkable!, keep up the good work.

[@rezzaaaaaaaaaaaa]

why is this cool predator so underrated 🥺

[@biskutmech9637]

Wow.. simply great work of humanity😘💕

[@travelbtn]

Great job folks. I know nothing about fishes, but now I do about the Golden Mahaseer. Always inspiring!!

[@williamhamill813]

Highend flyfishing trips like the one Yellow Dog runs will save the golden.

[@paaaw5105]

Worth watching. wonderful.

[@Tenzing___t]

awesome coverage

[@florjanbasha8150]

can u pls tell me what is the name and author of the music played along the video?

[@buthomrk]

its a great initiative for a good cause but you cant deny the fact that there's a reason why very less fish was caught despite fishing in a very pristine and undisturbed environment... If bhutan taps into the billion dollar angling tourism industry then it would be a great source of livelyhood for these bhutanese people and people who benefits from them would vigourously protect and conserve these endangered species...

[@Daradajee]

Yes, the Bhutanese government currently has a very negative attitude towards angling tourism and you can only get licenses to fish for mahseer if you have high level connections. They do not realize how much the revenue from catch and release anglers can contribute towards conservation.

[@sreebinp8336]

Total cost of this project?

[@TranthiDau]

🥰👍🥰Bhutan🙏🙏🙏

[@fortifylamare22]

Even me man i always dream of hooking one in my life

[@dalmagar7509]

nga di woi khore bom bom yudla nga hongobe tocha

[@marianofly]

You kidding? The tiger of the river is the golden Dorado. Please, give me a break!😛

[@keithelliott358]

I've fished for both, caught golden dorado over 50lb, and the mahseer is far more powerful. no question.

[@LHAGYALO258]

Just google it. Last sher means Tiger.

[@MisterMahseer]

Are there any tigers in South America? No. There are Tigers in Bhutan, hence why the Golden Mahseer is known as the tiger of the river.

[@MisterMahseer]

Golden Dorado is like a sardine compared to the Golden Mahseer

[@Daradajee]

These WWF people are corrupted and are against angling. They discriminate against international anglers and have closed off Bhutan to sport fishing that can bring in thousands of dollars for the local economy. They should be thrown out of Bhutan.

[@kinblanking]

I love angling, but isn't it right that some things are off limits. Money doesn't always help economy's like this, it can just intice people to chase the "dream" what ever that is. They are better off understanding and appreciating what they have.

[@lodaythai6781]

Thousands of dollars at cost of life of animals which are very rare?? Don’t just Grow up man , grow wise...if you have little concept of interdependence suddenly money won’t matter and you will respect all life forms....we survive not just because we are smart on earth than other animals but because we coexist...

[@Daradajee]

Money always helps people and economies, try living without it and see. Nothing is subsistence based in Bhutan anymore it is very much a capitalist consumerist society now. Also catch and release angling has zero negative environmental consequences. You are being deluded by the corrupted WWF.