Wide, slow‑moving channels of the lower Mekong near Cần Thơ provide ideal deep‑pocket habitats for Pangasius humeralis, with abundant prey and easy riverbank access.

Best: June–September

The flood‑season expanses of Tonle Sap create extensive shallow habitats where Pangasius humeralis congregate, making this a top destination for dedicated anglers.

Best: May–October

The Chi River’s braided channels and seasonal rapids attract sizable schools of Pangasius humeralis, especially in deeper pools near the confluence with the Chao Phraya.

Best: July–October

This large man‑made reservoir hosts a thriving Pangasius humeralis population; anglers must navigate strong currents and variable water levels to reach the best structures.

Best: June–August

During the monsoon, the Brahmaputra’s floodplain creates vast, nutrient‑rich waters where Pangasius humeralis move upstream, offering a challenging but rewarding fishery.

Best: July–September

Remote tributaries near Luang Prabang feature clear, fast‑flowing sections and deep pools that concentrate Pangasius humeralis during the wet season.

Best: May–September