Fishing Tour

Highlights

• Light tackle will cover most situations and some equipment may be available for hire at the lodge, though it’s always best to bring your own.
• The majority of the 1000 or so species in Lake Malawi are small tropical aquarium fish, mbuna. However, sungwa (perch), ngumbo (lake yellow-fish), mpasa (lake salmon), sanjika (smaller relative of lake salmon), ncheni (lake tiger), kampango (catfish) and vundu (catfish) offer interesting possibilities. Fishing is year round but best between September and April.
• General Information
• Minimum 2 pax – maximum 16 pax
• No minimum age but children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
• Maximum pax per boat is 4
• Children under 12 years pay ½ price
• Spectators (non-fishing guests pay ½ price)
• A private boat can be confirmed on a minimum of 4 pax
• Spin cast is the usual tackle however, flying fishing is available on request
• The fishing is on a “Catch and Release” policy
• Lost and broken tackle must be paid for
• What you need to bring
• Camera
• Hat/Cap, sunglasses
• Sunscreen and mosquito repellent
• Light cool clothing
• Non-slip shoes or sandals
• Warm jacket in winter
• Excursion Includes
• All equipment and tackle
• Boat, fuel and guide
• Beers / soft drinks and mineral water
• Lunch on a full day trip
• Return transfers from hotels within Likoma Island
• Pick up times from Hotel/ Lodge.
• AM half day – 06h30 returning ±11h30 (Summer)
• AM half day – 07h00 returning ±12h00 (Winter)
• PM half day – 14h00 returning ±19h00 (Summer)
• PM half day – 13h30 returning ±18h30 (Winter)