Angling And Fishing

Dhemaji is a district in Assam state of India. Dhemaji is well known for its natural beauty and the great fishing opportunities. The district is bounded by the Lakhimpur district to the north, by the Golaghat district to the east, by the Dibrugarh district to the south, and by the Myanmar border to the west. The district has an area of 2,807 square kilometers. The district has a population of 955,856, as of 2011. The district has a population density of 342 persons per square kilometer. Dhemaji district is well known for its natural beauty and the great fishing opportunities. The district is bounded by the Lakhimpur district to the north, by the Golaghat district to the east, by the Dibrugarh district to the south, and by the Myanmar border to the west. The district has an area of 2,807 square kilometers. The district has a population of 955,856, as of 2011. The district has a population density of 342 persons per square kilometer. The district is divided into five revenue circles. These are: The district has a number of rivers, which provide good fishing opportunities. The major rivers are: The following are some of the better known fishing spots in the district: The best time for fishing in the district is during the monsoon season, from June to September.