Bradgate River
A narrow stream calling for accurate casting between some strategically placed trees to foul you. But the rewards are good for an accurate cast and it’s a pretty stream accessible off an easy drive. Ideal for a shorter river session or an afternoon rise on the river.
DISTANCE: 20-30 minute drive to the river.
AVAILABLE WATER: 1km downstream from the bridge and 3km upstream.
WHAT TO TAKE: 1-3 weight rod, floating line, small dries and nymphs, water and lunch pack.
Tsitsa River
A river fishing experience bar none – pools and riffles tumble down the gorge and provide the angler with numerous opportunities to rise a fish. A great way to spend a day and there is even the chance to slack pack next to the river and fish up the Hawerspruit the next day.
DISTANCE: 45 minute drive followed by 20-30 min walk to the river.
AVAILABLE WATER: 5 – 7km of river up or downstream of the usual start point.
WHAT TO TAKE: 1-3 weight rod, floating line, small dries and nymphs, water and lunch pack.
Boardman’s Chase
The premier piece of river water around Vrederus and known in many fly fishing circles for its quality fishing and outstanding scenery. A must do for keen river anglers.
DISTANCE: 60 minute drive and 20 minute walk to the river.
AVAILABLEWATER: 5km from the usual start point
WHAT TO TAKE: 1-3 weight rod, floating line, small dries and nymphs, water and lunch pack.
Hawespruit and Antelope Park
These rivers are further afield and therefore see less anglers must require most of the day to fish and are ideal for anglers wanting to explore remote waters.
DISTANCE: 60 minute drive and 20 minute walk to the rivers
AVAILABLE WATER: TBD
WHAT TO TAKE: 1-3 weight rod, floating line, small dries and nymphs, water and lunch pack.