Temperatures averaged comfortably in the high thirties, yet the catfish runs were still around and the tigerfish were still eating. A more conventional approach was taken with both families lobbing spoons, rapalas and jigs in and around the shoals of catfish. However, the fly
Our first group of the season consisted of the delightful Meaker family; Shawn and Enid and their two sons Skye and Branson. Accompanying them were avid fly fisherman Luke and Gavin. On arrival a buzz of excitement was brought in as a big run was happening right in front of the
Week 5 was the start of an amazing 2 week stay for 3 Yellow Dog Fly Fishing adventure guests, Phil, Phil and Joe. We also welcomed one of Mark Cowan’s (Pescado Solitario) good friends Ben, as well as Jose, from Columbia.After the many fishing tails told around the camp fire on
It was a week of old and new. Juan and Chantal who have both fished with us before; Chantal a veteran of the sport, who has fished with us in Lesotho as well as on the Okavango looked to make acquaintance with H. tanzaniae. the legendary cousin of the H. vitattus. While Juan
We welcomed an All African group to camp this week. The Inside Angling and WildFly crew of 6 anglers/cameramen was ready film another few episodes for their respective channels, showcasing the incredible fishing in the Kilombero North Safari Concession. As well KNS guests Kobus
Like any other fishing trip, months of phone calls, map reading, logistical planning, and the anticipation of anglers catching their first largemouth yellowfish on the Orange River, all came together on the 8th of September this year. After enduring hours of roads that never
With the Tanzania season in its early chapters it was a unique, tough, and in the end, rewarding week to start the season. A week which brought new insight into the consistently dynamic, ego levelling, and equipment testing realm of tigerfishing. We welcomed an eclectic mix of
With a population growing a ever increasing rates, the wild corners of our globe are in constant threat of over exploitation. The remaining pristine wilderness areas in Africa are no exception. Habitat destruction, poaching, and unsustainable use of natural resources are just
