Wild Fly Fishing in the Karoo
The Karoo, in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa is classed as arid, semi-desert, which means that people don't associate it with fishing, let alone fly fishing. But even though the Karoo is always imagined as semi-desert, it is far more diverse than that. KwaNojoli (formerly Somerset East) has five biomes within 20 km of the town. The Boschberg Mountain that hugs the town also creates a micro-climate, which, under normal circumstances, provides us with an average of 30 inches of rain each year.
Wild Fly Fishing in the Karoo has secured exclusive access to several dams and stretches of river in the KwaNojoli (formerly Somerset East) district for fly fishing. Why not come and try your luck, and who knows, you may just land a 10lb trout!
Contact Details
http://www.wildflyfishinginthekaroo.co.za
Trading hours
Hours: Open · Closes 6 pm
Address
8 Scallen Street, KwaNojoli
