Uganda.
Resorna till Uganda är i första hand för fiskeintresserade. Men naturligtvis skall ni ha lite safari inlagt om ni tycker ni har tid över, varför inte ett exklusivt gorilla safari när ni ändå är i Uganda gorillornas land. Det går ju inte att undgå när man är i Afrika.
Fisket finns dels i Victoriasjön, trollingfiske. Men framförallt i Nilen nedströms Murtchison falls, det är där de riktigt stora nilabborrarna huserar, att få på en nilaborre på vikter upp emot 90 kilo är väl en dröm som många storfiskare bara fantiserat om, men här kan det bli verklighet.
Resorna finnas i flera kategorier, ni väljer det som passar er bäst.
1. Wildlife Fishing safari: Ett kombinationsfiske med fiske i både Victoriasjön och i Nilen. Ett koncept med mycket tältning och wildlife, den här resan är för den lite tuffare resenären.
2. Uganda Murchison falls: Ett liknande alternativ med fiske under hela vistelsen i Nilen, även här är det tältning och wildlife för den tuffe resenären.
Ni kan även välja ett alternativ med Lodgeboend
Hunting and fishing in Miekak.
Top-class fishing for wild arctic char, brown trout and grayling in
Lapland, Sweden
op-class fishing for wild arctic char, brown trout and grayling in
Lapland, Sweden
Miekak fishing camp is located between lakes Alep and Lulep in remote Swedish Lapland. The camp lies secluded in verdant arctic birch woodland. The mountainous landscape is dotted with a patchwork of clear mountain streams and lakes making Miekak a location of breathtaking beauty.
The River Pieske (Pieskeströmmen) lies close to the fishing camp and offers some of the best fishing for arctic char in Sweden. The River Pieske is well-known to many Swedish anglers as a river populated by large, and often difficult-to-catch, arctic char and brown trout. Fish of up to up to 2 kg (4 lbs) are, however, caught regularly every season.
Fishing in Miekak is primarily for arctic char, the majority of fish caught weighing between 0.5 kg (1 lb) to 1 kg (approx. 2 lb). Fish of over 1 kg are not uncommon. The Miekak fishing region comprises 2100 ha of lakes and 10 km (7.5 miles) of rivers and streams. The beat on the River Pieske is 6.5 km (almost 4 miles) offering double-bank fly fishing only.
As of 2004, all fish between 30 and 55 cm must be returned to the water. This rule has been introduced because: 1) this particular size of fish reproduces well and 2) maintaining a stock of this size ensures a healthy population of fish of good catching size for the fisherman.
The 2.5 km beat on the Loddaströmmen (River Lodda) offers excellent, mixed fly- and spin fishing. The Lodda is a smaller stream than the Pieske, but is of almost equally high quality from the flyfisherman’s perspective. Several smaller streams and tributaries of the Lodda converge to form the unique "Aquarium”, a name coined by Swedish angler, and regular visitor to the region, Nils Färnström. In July 2007, the Aquarium offered fantastic fishing with arctic char and brown trout over 1 kg (2 lb) in weight being caught frequently. To the southeast are the streams of Sarta and Sartajokkas. The Sarta stream connects the Miekak lakes with Sartajaure, an underestimated stream with plenty of deep pools and near perfect conditions to support a good head of large arctic grayling and arctic char. Superb fishing for arctic char was to be had in these streams and lakes in the summer of 2007; 100 fish from 600 g (1 lb) to over 1 kg (2 lb) were caught on a single
Char , Trout and Greyling in Miekak
