He began his fishing journey at the age of 12 at a pond in Kaindy, Panfilov District. Since then, 18 years have passed, and Arthur continues his adventures across Asia in search of large fish.
Under the name "Asian Wanderer," he shares his fishing stories. In early September, he talked about his trip to the Indian Ocean, where he dreamed of catching a shark: he was unable to achieve his goal.
Previously, he also boasted about his trophies from the Ili River: a 4 kg snakehead and a 20 kg catfish.
This time, Arthur focused on studying fish behavior in the water bodies of Kyrgyzstan and actively promotes sport fishing.
He shares his adventures through videos on social media, often using humor and self-irony, which makes his content original and engaging.
“There are many fishing videos on social media, but I strive to create something unique, fun, and useful for sport fishermen in Kyrgyzstan, using humor and self-irony,” says the "Asian Wanderer".
Arthur is currently preparing material for new videos and plans to make a return trip to the Indian Ocean in search of a shark.
His previous attempt in India ended in failure, but he was able to catch exotic fish, including a stingray.
