Our Saltwater Collections will cover almost most of the saltwater game fish you will encounter, and the conditions you will find them in. We cover rods, reels, lines, clothing and much more. Check out the items in the collection and if you need more information, contact us directly.
South Africa's coastlines offer diverse and thrilling saltwater fly fishing opportunities, where pristine beaches meet rich, biodiverse waters. Anglers can target an array of formidable species like the elusive bonefish, powerful giant trevally, and acrobatic queenfish, all thriving in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. From estuaries to open flats, saltwater fly fishing in South Africa demands skill and adaptability, challenging fishers with its ever-changing tides, currents, and habitats. Whether you're stalking fish in crystal-clear shallows or battling predators in deeper waters, South Africa's saltwater fly fishing promises an adventure of a lifetime.
The Giant Trevally (GT) is the ultimate predator of the flats and a prize catch for any angler. Known for its sheer power, speed, and aggressive nature, the GT challenges even the most skilled fly fishers, often requiring patience, strength, and precision. With its imposing size and silver body gleaming through clear waters, the GT promises an unforgettable fight, pushing your gear and skills to the limit. Prepare for a battle like no other with this apex hunter of the tropical seas.
Fly fishing for bonefish is a thrilling and challenging pursuit, especially in saltwater flats where these fish thrive. Known for their speed and stealth, bonefish are prized for their elusive nature, testing both the angler’s skill and patience.
Fly fishing for grunter in South Africa offers an exciting challenge in coastal estuaries, blending technical skill with patience. Essential gear includes fly rods with fast action to handle the powerful runs of this species, robust fly reels with a smooth drag system, and saltwater-resistant fly lines that allow precise casts in varying wind conditions. Leaders and tippet material must be strong yet delicate enough to avoid spooking the fish. Proper wading boots or shoes, sun-protective clothing, and a waterproof pack are critical for navigating shallow waters and staying comfortable throughout the day. A well-stocked fly box featuring shrimp and crab patterns, matched to local bait species, is key for success when targeting these elusive fish in their natural habitat.
Fly fishing for tarpon is exciting due to their acrobatic displays and powerful runs. A 12-weight, 9-foot fly rod and a quality reel with a strong drag system are essential. Use weight-forward floating lines and sturdy leaders. Proper footwear, gear storage, and UV-protective clothing enhance comfort and efficiency.
Fly fishing for permit is an exciting yet challenging activity that demands the right gear and techniques. Essential equipment includes a 9 to 10-weight, 9-foot fly rod, a durable reel with a sealed drag system, and appropriate fly lines. Proper footwear and clothing, along with efficient storage solutions, enhance the fishing experience.