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FISHING TOUR IN MONGOLIA
ABOUT MONGOLIAN TAIMEN
INFORMATION ABOUT LENOK IN MONGOLIA
 Lenoks,
otherwise known as Asiatic trout or Manchurian trout, are salmonid fish of
the genus Brachymystax, native to rivers and lakes in Mongolia, Kazakhstan,
wider Siberia (including Russian Far East), Northern China and Korea.
Habitat, range and status
The lenok, also known as the Mongolian lenok or Brachymystax lenok, is a
species of fish that is native to Mongolia and other parts of Siberia and East
Asia. It is a freshwater fish that can be found in rivers, streams, and lakes in
Mongolia, where it is highly valued for its importance in the local ecosystem
and as a food source.
Lenok are known for their distinctive appearance, with a streamlined body,
long dorsal fins, and a prominent mouth filled with sharp teeth. They are
predatory fish, feeding on smaller fish, insects, and other aquatic organisms.
Lenok are typically a silvery color with dark spots along their sides, providing
camouflage in the water.
In Mongolia, lenok are a popular target for recreational fishing, as they are
prized for their fighting spirit and delicious flesh. They are also an important
part of the diet for many Mongolian people, providing a good source of protein
and nutrients.
Conservation efforts are in place to protect the lenok population in
Mongolia, as overfishing and habitat destruction threaten their numbers. The
Mongolian government has implemented regulations and measures to ensure
sustainable fishing practices and preserve the lenok population for future
generations to enjoy.
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