After a refreshing Christmas break, there was a lot of excitement amongst us guides to return the beautiful Kingdom in the Sky! We were joined by returning guests Avril and Peet as well as couple Dawid and Anne, Greg and Stephan. Large amount of rain had occurred in the week

Christmas and New Years are set aside for family groups in the MCC. It is wonderful time to give the exceptionally hard working guides team some time off, and also allows families, young kids and non-fly fishers time to enjoy the beauty of the area, in prime time. Horseback

The last week before the Christmas break saw the arrival of two groups, firstly, John, Pete as well as mother and son combination Veronica and Mike. Although a few were still green to the fly fishing side, the anticipation of hungry yellows got everyone very excited. The first

We’re definitely not very good in front of camera, but that doesn’t stop us having fun! We do know however our way around the tool shed, a fly rod, the river and the kitchen. Look forward to welcoming all the 2018/19 season guests. Meet the guides team, Brentus (head guide)

The last few days in camp saw quite a contrast of guests. Father and son combination, who were almost completely new to fly fishing, joined world renowned fisherman and casting instructor Tim Rajeff and his partner Kath. Tim was world casting champ many moons ago and together

After weeks of building roofs, installing new solar batteries and other maintenance to ensure the camp was in tip top shape, we eagerly awaited the arrival of the first guests for the season. A white Fortuna rolled up the Bokong valley carrying Stu, Andrew, Nick (aka Honest Bob)

All seasons must eventually come to an end, and group three marked our final week on the Kavango River in Botswana. This group was a mixed bag from all over South Africa. Peter Moss, Haden Keeton and Mike Blake of Durban joined Mike and Johan Khun of Cape Town along with Gordan

Each new week of the season brings new guests, new enthusiasm and a new story to preach.Week seven of the Tanzanian season saw veteran tigerfish wrangler Karl , two new guests Nick and Pete of the UK, and couple Pam and Brian all the way from Texas. The coming together of this

The release is as rewarding as the catch.

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