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The high PH level (alkaline
content) of still water in the Drakensberg mountains and the
bountiful insect-life provide perfect conditions for trout.
It is not unusual to cross paths with 10-pound specimens. The
norm is 4-pounders and they are worth their weight in adrenalin
once hooked.
The Wild
Trout Association ensures a healthy number of what is considered
wild trout since only fingerlings are ever stocked.
Loch Ness lies at an altitude of 2500m, with numerous other
still water options in the valleys managed by the Wild Trout
Association.
Stillwater fishing is a welcome alternative when the weather
gods don't look upon us kindly and the rivers are too high to
fish. Remember too that there's a big chance of a trophy trout.
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