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  • 14 ft
    •
    up to 3

    Sundowner Zambezi Lodge

    Hwange, Zimbabwe
    Overnight Fishing (copy)
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    You'll arrive at the lodge around 2pm and then head out for an afternoon of fishing. The boat returns by 6pm, and you'll have dinner in the lodge. Head out onto the river for morning fishing session at 6:30am, after a coffee and a light snack. Return to the lodge and enjoy a hearty brunch before leaving the lodge. The mornings and evenings offer different fishing options. Transfers from Vic Falls airport can be arranged.
    Per person
    US $565
  • 38 ft
    •
    up to 14

    Lucina III Fishing Charters & Tours

    4.8
    /5
    (147 reviews)
    Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
    10 Hour Trip – Offshore
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    You'll speed past the mouth of Banderas Bay and out to some seriously awesome offshore hotspots, including El Morro and La Corbeteña. These waters are home to Mahi Mahi, Sailfish, Yellowfin Tuna and a variety of Marlin, so get ready for battle! You'll be decked out with top-notch rods and reels, local-style snacks, drinks, and even ceviche made from your catch. Want to snorkel and swim as well as battling huge big game fish? Just let your captain know – he'll bring the gear.
    Price for up to 14 people
    US $1,530
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    up to 4

    Johannesburg Fly Fishing Guides – River

    Parys, South Africa
    Full Day Trip – Yellowfish
    This is a trip to book for a full day on the Vaal river chasing the elusive Largemouth Yellowfish, also known as the South African fish of a thousand casts. Test your fly fishing skills and take this creature off your bucket list. Bring your fishing gear or let the captain know if you'd like to rent it from him. Pack some sun protection and get ready to have an unforgettable freshwater adventure!
    Price for up to 1 person
    US $269
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    up to 2

    Dream Fishing Tours – Natal Scaly

    Durban, South Africa
    Scaly Day – Guiding & Training
    Arrange a customized package that fits your lifestyle or travel itinerary. KwaZulu-Natal is blessed with amazing river systems, brimming with a plethora of freshwater species, such as Yellowfish, Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass, Carp, Rainbow Trout, Catfish, and more. No fishing license is needed, so just be sure to bring your gear (or rent some), and get ready for this incredible adventure!
    Price for up to 1 person
    US $108
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    up to 3

    Sundowner Adventures – Vaal River

    Deneysville, South Africa
    Full Day Trip – Vaal River
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    The captain will provide tuition and practical guidance to fly fish for one of South Africa's prime rivers for small and largemouth Yellowfish, Carp, Catfish, and Mudfish. The fishing typically includes wading in rapids, riffles, and shallow pools while using upstream nymphing (Czech or French) techniques. The size of fish often ranges from 1-5 kg. While wading, it's recommended to use boots with felt soles to grip the rocks. The prime season runs from September to April (African summer).
    Price for up to 1 person
    US $236
  • 43 ft
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    up to 12

    High Seas Entertainment – White Pearl

    5.0
    /5
    (1 review)
    Singapore, Singapore
    Raffles Lighthouse Expedition
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    Experience the best of luxury fishing with White Pearl around Raffles Lighthouse. Try your hand at bottom fishing and jigging for Grouper and Snapper. Light tackle fishing is also available for Bream and Seabass. Relax on board with Smart TV and comfortable cabins. Our experienced and professional crew will guide you throughout your trip, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. Book now to catch the freshest seafood while enjoying beautiful views of Raffles Lighthouse and Southern islands of Singapore.
    Price for up to 10 people
    US $1,720

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About Yellowfish fishing

Size
5–8 lb
Food Value
None
Game Quality
Excellent

Yellowfish fishing is all about strong runs, quick strikes, and smart fish. Anglers target Yellowfish because they fight hard and reward good presentation. Both Largemouth Yellowfish and Smallmouth Yellowfish are classic freshwater game fish that test skill without needing heavy gear.

Fly fishing is the top tactic. Nymphs, which imitate small underwater insects, work well in steady flows. Streamers, which look like bait fish, can draw savage hits when fish are active. Spinning also shines with small spoons and inline spinners. Use light to medium tackle and fish with care.

Expect clear currents, precise casts, and fast action once a fish eats. Many anglers wade slow runs or drift along seams to cover water. This suits first-timers and experts alike. Bring polarized sunglasses, sun protection, and shoes with good grip. A local captain or guide can provide the right flies, lures, and leaders for the day.

Before you go, check local rules for licenses or permits. Review season dates, harvest rules, and gear limits where you plan to fish. Many areas favor catch and release for Yellowfish, and some require single barbless hooks. When in doubt, ask your guide and follow local regulations.

Habitats

River

Techniques

Fly Fishing
Light Tackle
Spinning

Yellowfish fishing is all about strong runs, quick strikes, and smart fish. Anglers target Yellowfish because they fight hard and reward good presentation. Both Largemouth Yellowfish and Smallmouth Yellowfish are classic freshwater game fish that test skill without needing heavy gear.

Fly fishing is the top tactic. Nymphs, which imitate small underwater insects, work well in steady flows. Streamers, which look like bait fish, can draw savage hits when fish are active. Spinning also shines with small spoons and inline spinners. Use light to medium tackle and fish with care.

Expect clear currents, precise casts, and fast action once a fish eats. Many anglers wade slow runs or drift along seams to cover water. This suits first-timers and experts alike. Bring polarized sunglasses, sun protection, and shoes with good grip. A local captain or guide can provide the right flies, lures, and leaders for the day.

Before you go, check local rules for licenses or permits. Review season dates, harvest rules, and gear limits where you plan to fish. Many areas favor catch and release for Yellowfish, and some require single barbless hooks. When in doubt, ask your guide and follow local regulations.