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Makhangoa Community Camp 2017/18: Blog 2

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With some good rains the last few weeks, and in increase in temperatures, things are getting back to normal on the Bokong River at the Makhangoa Community Camp. The team are in high spirits as the yellowfish are moving well, and dry fly fishing to sighted yellowfish is the name of the game.

Stake out on the Bokong River, searching for yellowfish at the Makhangoa Community Camp

Fin perfect yellowfish, Makhangoa Community Camp, Lesotho

Experiencing the local culture when fishing the Lesotho highlands is a big part of any trip to the Makhangoa Community Camp, Lesotho

Makhangoa Community Camp vibes, overlooking the Bokong River, Lesotho

Rainbow trout on the Bokong River, Makhangoa Community Camp, Lesotho

Sundowners in the Mountains. A perfect time of day at the Makhangoa Community Camp, Lesotho

Bokong River Yellowfish

Summer storm clouds passing over the Makhangoa Community Camp, Lesotho

The beautiful Bokong River, Makhangoa Community Camp, Lesotho

Sight fishing, dry flies, and big smiles on the Bokong River, Makhangoa Community Camp.

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