If you travel south, you can never fail to notice the amazing fishponds in Argao. These vast fishponds cover both sides of the road. You will also notice the fish hatcheries that line the south national road.
Huge, huge, huge fishponds.
I’m not sure what those things do. Or why it’s necessary to keep the water moving.
I heard these ponds culture hybrid prawn and milkfish.
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look like a small fountain in the pond, (just kidding)
the prawn farm in Carmen is in fresh water, but never taste there prawn yet.
how about in Argao? is it in salty or fresh water.
i reckon the one in salty water are the best, if im not wrong.
As I can remember, Argao is a sleepy town. My aunt & I went looking for chicken eggs everywhere for breakfast.=) It was a sweet memory of my late auntie Rosal.
yeah.. argao is a sleepy but really interesting town…
Thanx a lot, Leylan. I’ll visit there again.
Love the pics..Nicely taken..More pics from Argao pls…Ty….
^^ill take more inig agi nako sunod. puhon. hehe
those are aerators
are the fishponds hatcheries only or can you pay to go fishing there ?
Hi,
I’m looking for a fishpond business, can I invest on this kind of business?
Thanks