Species: Nile perch, three tigerfish species, Niger barb, tetra, and more
Located on Cameroon’s Faro River, Gassa Camp offers diverse fly fishing, incredible biodiversity, and rich cultural immersion. Guests target Nile perch, three tigerfish species, and more, using 5wt to 12wt rods for a varied and exciting experience.
Gassa features four single Meru tents, each with river views. The central area includes a Bedouin tent with lounge and dining space, a communal firepit, and riverfront views for morning coffee and evening storytelling.
Possibly Africa’s most diverse fishery. Guests sight fish for tigerfish, tetra, and Niger barb during the day, and target Nile perch at dusk and after dark. All fishing is done on foot.
Traveling to Gassa Camp helps support local conservation and community programs. Guests engage with West African traditions and lifestyles for a deeper travel experience.
The West African Safari and Birding Experience
A journey to Gassa Camp in Cameroon offers a rare glimpse into an intact Africa’s Sahelo-Sudanian savannah ecosystem.
Signature game such as Lord Derby eland, north western buffalo, western roan, western hartebeest, red river hog, western kob, red flanked duiker, colobus monkey, western lion and leopard, amongst others, are found in our operational areas.
For keen birders, Gassa Camp offers incredible opportunity to tick off a myriad of West African Savanah species such as Stone Partridge, White-throated Francolin, Violet and White-crested Turaco, Adamawa Turtle Dove, White-crowned Lapwing, Egyptian Plover, Green Sandpiper, Ayres’s Hawk-Eagle, , Grasshopper Buzzard, Red-necked Buzzard, Pel’s Fishing Owl, Black Scimitarbill; Senegal Parrot, Senegal Batis, Black-headed Gonolek and pygmy sunbird amongst many more.
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