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Bloemhof Dam lies deep in the cultural Heartland of South Africa's North West Province, with a multitude of fresh water fish on offer, this is a species hunt that you will not want to miss.

The team heads into the protected waters of South Africa's First World Heritage Site, the St Lucia Wetland Park. We learn about the major importance of this estuary to South Africa's fishery and hunt down the predators that call this park home.

Hooking and landing a free swimming Black Marlin on a surface lure is truly unique. Add a whole host of Kingfish species and it's not hard to see why Mozambique is rated one of the best fishing locations on the East Coast of Africa.

We head off into the untamed wilds of Zambia's Lozi Kingdom to take on the monsters of the Zambezi River. From Tiger fish to the gorgeous orange and green Nembwe, this area never fails to provide trophy fishing.

Impalila is an island at the far eastern tip of Namibia, bounded on the north by the waters of the Zambezi river and on the south by the Chobe River, which makes it the ideal location to target Africa's most ferocious piscavores on fly.

It's not the size of the Dog in the Fight but rather the size of the fight in the Dog! Joins us as we get into some of the biggest dog fights yet and revisit all our experiences involving the unique terrier of the deep, The Dogtooth Tuna.

Our intrepid anglers are invited to help scout new fishing grounds off the north coast of Madagascar. The trip to this magnificent island with so many unique species on offer is one fishing adventure they wont soon forget!

Craig travels through the wilds of Angola to reach an uninhabited beach in the middle of the Angolan desert. At Flamingo Lodge Craig meets up with local guide, Carlos Moran, who takes him on a 4x4 journey through the massive dunes and gets him into.

Join the team as they walk the majestic Sabi River in the iconic Kruger National Park and go in search of the Large Scale Yellow Fish. Accompanied by armed guards the team contends with the resident wildlife and catches up with a couple.

Situated in the fabled flood plains of Barotse a unique landscape that is home to some of the biggest specimens of Africa's own fresh water game fish, the spectacular Tiger.

Mozambique's Benguerra Lodge has long been established as an iconic fishing destination. And with such an amazing variety of species on offer its not to hard to see why this luxury lodge in the azure Bazaruto Archipelago has been a favorite haunt.

The Zambezi River is a gift to mankind. Abundant wildlife and the solitude of the remote African wilderness combine to form an unforgettable fishing experience. One of three UNESCO World Heritage Sites along the Zambezi Valley, Chewore lies in the.

The Royal Flush, a hand that beats all others and one that is notoriously difficult to compile. We study the teams poker faces as they race against each other to land five different fresh water species in a single day.

Responsible for igniting a passion that has lasted a lifetime, Craig couldn't wait to say thank you in the way he knows best, by taking his dad to the legendary banks of the flood plains on the upper Zambezi in search of monster Tiger's.

The team enters the rugged Tugela Valley which is littered with aloes and thorn trees weathered by time and is almost surreal when you contemplate that you are traveling through a catchment that feeds the largest river in Kwa Zulu Natal.

From the untouched reefs of Mozambique to the tropic wonderland of the Seychelles, we never miss the opportunity to test our mettle and our tackle on the marauding packs of Giant Trevally. With an unsurpassed reputation as the bully of the seas this.

A tropical Island retreat, white sand beaches and nutrient rich warm waters combine to form the perfect storm of reel screaming, rod bending action. Chaos ensues in the azure waters of the Bazaruto Archipelago.

A privilege that few anglers ever get to experience. The team head off to explore brand new waters and be the first anglers ever to cast a line in this exceptional piece of fresh water....What will it hold?

The annual Catfish run in Botswana's Okavango Delta usually captures most avid fisherman's interests, however this incredible waterway holds a plethora of fresh water species, and we were only too happy to hunt them all down!

It's not every day that we get to fish below Victoria Falls, one of the great natural wonders of our world. Nor is it that you get to do so in the company of a former Springbok Captain and Rugby legend. Not that it took much convincing to entice Bob.

Azura Quilalea Island is a hidden gem in the northern tropical climes of Mozambique, a private, wholly uninhabited island paradise surrounded by the pristine waters of the Quirimbas Archipelago marine sanctuary, need we say more.

On the untouched waters of Africa Banks in the Seychelles, we discover the incredible food chain that the waters support. This is what all our oceans should look like and what all fishermen should have the chance of experiencing at least once in.

Mother Nature and the fishing gods team up once a year to create a phenomenon that sends anglers streaming for KZN's famed still waters. Our team takes on the garping Carp on dry flies as these golden slabs cruise the surface at Albert Falls Dam.

The Kafue is one of the major tributaries of the great Zambezi. It runs through the Kafue National Park and supports a plethora of wildlife. We were of course looking for the fauna that lay below the surface and were soon testing patterns against.

The Orange River is the largest and longest river in South Africa. It rises in the Maluti Mountains, Lesotho and flows westwards through South Africa and the arid desert of Namibia before reaching the cold Atlantic Ocean. This 2200km river is still.

The Orange River is the largest and longest river in South Africa. It rises in the Maluti Mountains, Lesotho and flows westwards through South Africa and the arid desert of Namibia before reaching the cold Atlantic Ocean. This 2200km river is still.

The Kafue is one of the major tributaries of the great Zambezi. It runs through the Kafue National Park and supports a plethora of wildlife. We were of course looking for the fauna that lay below the surface and were soon testing patterns against.

Mother Nature and the fishing gods team up once a year to create a phenomenon that sends anglers streaming for KZN's famed still waters. Our team takes on the garping Carp on dry flies as these golden slabs cruise the surface at Albert Falls Dam.

On the untouched waters of Africa Banks in the Seychelles, we discover the incredible food chain that the waters support. This is what all our oceans should look like and what all fishermen should have the chance of experiencing at least once in.