Kelah is a fish from the genus Tor. The general name of 'mahseer' (Indian for 'big head') is popularly used. In the nothern parts of India, mahseer is also called 'kurriah' or 'kukhiah' ,whilst our kejor (tengas) is called 'kajra'.

There is high possibility that the anme of kelah is derived from these terms. After all, the Hindu civilisation was the earliest to entrench itself in the Malay Peninsula.

"There he stood, the Mahseer off the Poonch, beside whom the Tarpon is a Herring and he who catches him can say he is a fisherman"
-Rudyard Kipling-

 

Conservation


What can I do to save the river sport fishes?

by Aznir Malek


Ten reasons why you should help to save our river fishes.
by Aznir Malek


How Much Is It Worth
by Aznir Malek


Proposed rules for ethical fishing, for Malaysian fishermen.
by Aznir Malek


TAGAL: An Angler's View

by Aznir Malek


The Kelah Sanctuary - River Angling Shangri-la

by Aznir Malek



Sport Fishing


Up the spooky python river.
by Aznir Malek


Prep School of Kelah Fishing.
by Aznir Malek


The Temoleh, kings of Kuala Kangsar.
by Aznir Malek


Basic Fly Fishing

by Tony Wee


Basic Tackle For Freshwater Fishing
by Aznir Malek


Fishing With The Family - Saltwater

by Uncle Bob


So You Want To Fish?
by Aznir Malek


Fishing To A Lad

by Aznir Malek