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A boat running upriver at sunset with three anglers aboard

Experiences

Tiger fishing

The water is in Zambia. Getting there is ours.

Transfers, border crossings and air legs for tiger fishing on the Zambezi, planned around the hours you want to be on the water.

What we handle

  • Arrivals

    Met by name at the terminal, not by a sign in a crowd.

  • The last mile

    Gravel, riverbank track and camp gates, in vehicles chosen for the route.

  • Multi day movements

    The same driver for the whole trip.

  • Air legs

    Charter into Livingstone, Lusaka or a river strip through our aviation partner when the road is too long.

  • The return

    Departure transfers timed against international flights.

  • Borders

    Zambian entry and vehicle paperwork checked before you reach the post.

An angler casting from a boat on the Zambezi at sunset, the low sun behind the line

Dawn on the water is the point. Everything before it is ours.

An angler holding a tiger fish above the water, orange tail fin spread, reed bank behind

The fish keeps its own hours

Tiger fishing runs on light. The take comes early and late, and a day lost to a missed connection or a slow border post is a day off the water.

So we plan the movement backwards from the first morning on the river: the flight in, the crossing, the road, the camp gate, with room built into the day.

An angler in a boat holding a tiger fish, the river and a reed bank behind him
Tiger fishing, Zambezi River, Zambia.
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