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Mark Murray
Fly Fishing for Conservation
Fly Fishing for Conservation As we approach the festive season, African Waters would like to thank all our valued guests, agents, office staff, guide teams, and camp staff for an incredible 2024. Fly fishing for conservation remains at the heart of what we do, and your unwavering support makes it possible to deliver meaningful conservation...
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Operation 50 Pristine Miles
Operation 50 Pristine Miles During the second half of 2023, we launched Operation 50 Pristine Miles project in Sette Cama, Gabon, as part of our ongoing efforts to protect this remarkable ecosystem. Beyond the direct benefits of sustainable tourism, this initiative focused on tackling the growing issue of plastic pollution along Gabon’s pristine beaches. Progress...
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Fishing in Loango
Fishing in Loango This week, we welcomed familiar faces and new clients from Europe to Sette Cama, all eager to experience the wonders of fishing in Loango National Park, Gabon. Excitement was high following the success of the previous week, and the stunning surroundings of Loango set the perfect stage for another exceptional fishing adventure....
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Yellowfish Fishing
Yellowfish Fishing A crew of eager anglers packed their rods and headed deep into the Makhangoa mountains, chasing a shared passion for smallmouth yellowfish fishing, relaxation, and an ice-cold Maluti lager at day’s end. This wasn’t just any trip—it was a journey into the maluti mountains, where unforgettable moments were forged. Chasing Golden Yellowfish in...
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Tarpon fishing Gabon
Tarpon fishing Gabon Tarpon fishing Gabon: Philip Pretorius, a seasoned angler and frequent visitor to Sette Cama, demonstrated his expertise during a dramatic finale to the week. After days of tarpon slipping the hook, the group was fishing at the south point under the cover of darkness. Positioned on a shallow sandbank near the mouth’s...
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Rainy Season Fishing
Rainy Season Fishing For week 9 of the 2024/25 season, we welcomed a group of South African clients, including several returning visitors and a few first-timers. The week kicked off with the biggest rains of the season, marking a thrilling shift in conditions. After a relatively dry start to the season, the arrival of 150mm...
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Makhangoa Fishing
Makhangoa Fishing Makhangoa Fishing: A close-knit group of friends from Ireland and the UK decided it was time to swap the hustle of their busy lives for the remote and rugged mountains of Lesotho. Their plan? To chase some epic fishing memories in the mountain kingdom. But as they touched down, they seemed to have...
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Orange River fishing adventures
Orange River fishing adventures There’s nothing quite like the pull of an Orange River fishing adventures, where seasoned anglers reunite, and fresh faces come to see what the legends are all about. On this trip, two lifelong friends joined forces with two eager fishermen from the flyfishing nation, set on catching fish and a few...
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Family Adventure Holidays
Family Adventure Holidays Where to start with this week? Family adventure holidays rarely get better than those spent at Sette Cama, Gabon. It’s always hard to put into words the great times here when everything just comes together – the fish reading their tide tables through the same lens as we do, the game not...
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Tarpon fishing in Costa Rica
Tarpon Fishing in Costa Rica The Rio Colorado in Costa Rica has earned its place as one of the world’s premier destinations for tarpon fishing in Costa Rica. With its perfect mix of fresh and saltwater, abundant baitfish, and legendary reputation dating back to the mid-20th century, it’s a must-visit spot for anglers chasing the...
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