INTO BOTSWANA
FISHING ON SAFARI
Avid fisherman who love the idea of going on
safari for their next vacation will have a
remarkable experience in Botswana. Our
featured luxury camp in the Okavango - Vumbura
Plains Camp - can plan a day excursion to satisfy
fishing fanatics, if staying for a minimum
of four nights in the reserve. Make sure you
notify your Into Botswana Safari Specialist that
you would like some fishing excursions to be
pre-arranged when enquiring with us.
safari for their next vacation will have a
remarkable experience in Botswana. Our
featured luxury camp in the Okavango - Vumbura
Plains Camp - can plan a day excursion to satisfy
fishing fanatics, if staying for a minimum
of four nights in the reserve. Make sure you
notify your Into Botswana Safari Specialist that
you would like some fishing excursions to be
pre-arranged when enquiring with us.
Fishing at Vumbura Plains Camp, Okavango
"On safari in September 2005, Steve Bury and Neal Salomon, fly fishermen of note, were fishing for Tiger fish at Vumbura Plains Camp in Botswana's Okavango Delta. Normally, though the camp may not offer fishing for these particular species, after much pressure to send Bury and Salomon out there (or they would not be able to face their fellow fly fishermen friends back home), the camp capitulated. A day trip was planned out to the junction of two channels a couple of hours from the boat station. A Tiger estimated at about 7 kg was caught, but on its first breach, whilst out of the water, managed to spit out the fly, while Neal's catch took the line and disappeared. A bream was also caught. "
This September, the Tigers will be biting again - so head to our Vumbura Plains Camp homepage to plan out your safari.
"On safari in September 2005, Steve Bury and Neal Salomon, fly fishermen of note, were fishing for Tiger fish at Vumbura Plains Camp in Botswana's Okavango Delta. Normally, though the camp may not offer fishing for these particular species, after much pressure to send Bury and Salomon out there (or they would not be able to face their fellow fly fishermen friends back home), the camp capitulated. A day trip was planned out to the junction of two channels a couple of hours from the boat station. A Tiger estimated at about 7 kg was caught, but on its first breach, whilst out of the water, managed to spit out the fly, while Neal's catch took the line and disappeared. A bream was also caught. "
This September, the Tigers will be biting again - so head to our Vumbura Plains Camp homepage to plan out your safari.
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