Upper Zambezi River - Tiger Fish

The Tiger is the most ferocious fresh water fish you are ever likely to encounter. Its razor sharp teeth and acrobatics will ensure you lose more than you land. The challenge is there.

The wildlife in the area make the destination ideal for the whole family. Numerous bream and catfish are also plentiful. A few hours drive from  Livingstone will bring you to a variety of riverside lodges which will allow you to hunt the tiger in comfort. A luxury air-conditioned houseboat is also available. The best months are July - November.

Lower Zambezi River - Tiger Fish

Lusaka International Airport in Zambia is your  gateway. Charter flights or road transfers will then take you to the Lower Zambezi National Park region where you lodge will meet you by boat for the final leg of the journey.  A number of quality lodges are geared for your fishing needs and will ensure maximum comfort.

The best months are August - November

Cahorra Bassa - Tiger Fish

Cahora Bassa dam is situated on the mighty Zambezi River, which is one of the few remaining "true wilderness" areas in the world.  Tiger Fish of 4 -8 kg are common while fish of + 14 kg are caught especially during October/November. Other good months are Feb/March. Bream, vundu and eel are also caught here. Accommodation is in chalets / lodges on the edge of the dam.  The dam is accessible from Songo where there are regular flights from Maputo.

Garden Route - Bass

Excellent Bass fishing may be enjoyed on the upper reaches of the Breede river as well as Lake Pleasant near Knysna. Lake Pleasant is set in the heart of the Garden Route. It is one of South Africa's top bass fishing venues. The mild climate allows fishing all year round with Oct-Nov & Jan-May being the best months. Both trolling and casting of lures are possible. Fish of 2-4 kg are often caught. There are a number of attractions in the regions to keep the non-angler occupied.     

Jozini House Boats -  Tiger Fish

Tiger Fishing at Lake Jozini: Situated in Northern Zululand adjacent to Swaziland, the lake covers 16 000 hectares, with a river stretch of approx 5 km. Fishing takes place from boats as the shoreline is crowded with semi-submerged trees and not to mention the large population of hippos and crocodiles on the water. The ideal times to pursue them would be most of our summer months from September-May. House-boats and game lodges are available.