Fly Fishing in Cameroon This week we were joined by our old friend, Alisdair Grassie, back at camp for a second go at the Faro. He brought along his girlfriend, Josephine—affectionately known as Jo Jo. They were joined by two Zimbos, Hamish Rudland and Gorgon Brown (who soon earned the nickname “Gombeza”), both keen to...
Gabon Fishing Trips We recently hosted a group of eight American fly anglers who brought plenty of determination and enthusiasm. For those seeking truly immersive Gabon fishing trips, Sette Cama continues to deliver. Fishing here often means working with nature’s timing, and with the tides falling late, the team found themselves fishing well into the...
Saltwater Flytying After last week’s positive response to our fly-tying post with David Taylor demonstrating how he ties Brush Flies, we’re back with another highly effective pattern—the SF Baitfish. If you’re into saltwater flytying, this is one pattern you don’t want to overlook. The SF Baitfish isn’t new, but its effectiveness speaks for itself. This...
Brush Flies Brush Flies: If you’re looking for a highly effective tigerfish fly pattern, the Brush Fly is a must-have in your tackle box. These large-profile flies are designed to push water and create an irresistible movement that triggers aggressive strikes. At our camps across Africa, we rely on them for a range of predatory...
Fly fishing in the Red Sea Fly fishing in the Red Sea doesn’t get more remote than the Nubian Flats, and after a two-year closure, we’re heading back in May 2025. This is one of the few places left where you can experience truly untouched saltwater fishing, and we’re opening up three spots for those...
Sette Cama Fishing Trip Spending the festive season on a Sette Cama Fishing Trip is a fine way to wrap up the year. This time, we welcomed a diverse group—four South Africans, three Brazilians, and a Frenchman—who wasted no time making friendly wagers on who would land the trophy fish of the trip. They weren’t...
Fly Fishing for Jack Crevalle Fly fishing for Jack Crevalle often takes a backseat to more well-known species like tarpon, but on this trip to the Rio Colorado in Costa Rica, they completely stole the show. Normally, we’d land a handful over a week, but this time, we were catching that many in a single...
Tanzania fly fishing for tigerfish The Mnyera and Ruhudji rivers continued to run high this week, consistent with the season’s trend of persistent high water and slow recession. Despite the gradual improvement, conditions remained tough, with murky, cold water and continued drizzle keeping tigerfish activity low. For those pursuing Tanzania fly fishing for tigerfish, this...
African Brown Snapper African Brown Snapper (Lutjanus dentatus) is a well-known adversary for micro jiggers in the Ndogo Lagoon, often found lurking in the upper reaches. These fish are notorious for their sheer power, ambushing lures and making short work of anglers who underestimate them. Their aggressive nature and brute strength have earned them a...
Cameroon Nile Perch Week 2 of the Gassa Camp season was slightly different. We were joined by only one guest for four nights – George Pearson, who resides in the UK. George had just completed a very successful hunt in a nearby concession and possessed the spirit of an avid outdoorsman – “if I’m travelling...
