TIGER FISH ON THE LOWER ZAMBEZI

TIGER FISH THE LOWER ZAMBEZI

The Tiger Fish has a formidable reputation and as one of the world's top game species is a challenging fish to pit yourself against. The Tiger Fish is a fierce predator, can grow (this species anyway) to 30'' long and with its fighting spirit bringing one of these in is a must do for anyone interested in game fishing.

Your base for this trip is a beautiful lodge set at the confluence of the Zambezi and Chongwe Rivers. This trip caters for the experienced game fisherman as well as the interested novice. With expert guides you will get the best advice about how to go about catching this amazing fish. If you get tired of battling the Tiger Fish there is also the opportunity to fish for Bream, take part in game viewing activities or go canoeing.

Once you've ticked a Tiger Fish off your list what next? They grow even bigger down in the Congo or maybe you'd like to try your hand out on the open ocean - Marlin anyone?

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  Chongwe River Camp

  Tented Lodge | ZAMBIA

  Set at the confluence of the Zambezi and Chongwe rivers and with beautiful scenery and great game viewing opportunities this camp offers a fantastic base for getting out into the African wilderness.

  Activities here include walking, canoeing, fishing (including the legendary Tiger Fish) and game viewing both in a 4x4 and by boat. This camp is all about enjoying the great outdoors and being able to relax in comfort once you get back from a days exploring.
    
  Accommodation comes in various flavours with classic tented rooms, tented suites, the Chongwe River House and Kasaka River Lodge so theres plenty of choice for those who want experience this stunning location. 

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