looks soooooo peaceful a Quiet, absolutely liberating. Thanks for sharing, where about in Zimbabwe are you, and can anyone fish here, and how do we if out, please share information if and when we come to Zimbabwe from the UK.
Hi, to fish the dam you have to be booked into Singita Pamushana Lodge as the dam is located inside the Malilangwe private game reserve, the lodge is high end and is open year round.
Yes that was just the other day, it doesn’t get very cold here in the Lowvelt so we catch tigers year round. I’ve also heard of people catching big tigers in the Zambezi in winter too.
@@ThisisAfricaOutdoors thank you for reply! I am a wildlife photographer and looking for a place in South Africa to take photos of tigerfish hunting for birds. Could you please, advice some places and season to have a good chance to make it in a week trip. I read about Mapungubwe NP?
@sergaftru I have never seen tigers eating birds here at Malilangwe dam, probably because the water is usually too murky, Mapangubwe is the only place I’ve heard of it happening. Here you can see Tigerfish hunting in the shallows as the water level of the lake starts dropping from march to June
@@ThisisAfricaOutdoors Thank you! So they are hunting birds when there is lack of food and the water level is low. Will try to find out more about Mapangubwe! Good luck in your adventures!
That hippo has got something against you i swear 😂every video he is pestering you..... Just an interesting question is there bass in that lake also or do the tigers out compete them.....
Agree that hippo has something for Josh one question though bud not taking you on or something but why do peeps compare or rather ask if there is bass I see it this way bass mess up our eco system it's literally a pest and can not nearly give a fight like even a small tiger what do people see and find in bass that's so great if a tiger out perform it in absolutely every aspect
Yes that hippo is my nemesis! The tigers were introduced in 2003 and the last bass was caught in 2013, but I have fished the dam my whole life and have never caught a bass in it I don’t think. Before apparently it was a really productive bass dam that was quite famous.
@@ThisisAfricaOutdoors pretty interesting although i can see that the tigers will out compete the bass... I have heard of some good stories of the monster bass in spots in zim , and very good tigers fishing.... One day i will try and come up and land my first tiger 😉 Another qeustion the tilapia species in the dam where they also introduced or are some of them native ? And what do you reckon is the biggest tiger in there ?
@@qurijncoetzee4938yes there is some locomotive of bass not very far from the border 5kg and above last year one off my friends from our local fishing store went again and ya he landed some pretty good ones but he also said the big ones is either being netted or taken out you must really work hard for the big ones where in 3 to 4 years back the 5kgs was a normal size to catch
looks soooooo peaceful a Quiet, absolutely liberating. Thanks for sharing, where about in Zimbabwe are you, and can anyone fish here, and how do we if out, please share information if and when we come to Zimbabwe from the UK.
Hi, to fish the dam you have to be booked into Singita Pamushana Lodge as the dam is located inside the Malilangwe private game reserve, the lodge is high end and is open year round.
Finally another video
Great catch 👍👍
Thanks!
Those Noeby rods are amazing, very cool videos
The have really been working well, also their braid has not failed me!
Thanks Joshua.
Enjoy the bush!
Thanks Anton
That last fish was definitely your PB...shaaaame😂😂😂😂
😂😂
Main I’d fish for tiliapia all day there
Yes but I’m winter they are difficult to catch
Nice. Was this recent? Didn’t know that one could catch tigerfish in winter…
Yes that was just the other day, it doesn’t get very cold here in the Lowvelt so we catch tigers year round. I’ve also heard of people catching big tigers in the Zambezi in winter too.
Nice tiger and footage! What camera you use?
Thanks! I use a GoPro hero 10
@@ThisisAfricaOutdoors Cheers, quality looks great
@NatasChild666 yes I have been happy with it so far
that voetsek😂😂, w vid
😂😂 Thanks!
Hi! Have you ever seen these tigerfish hunting swallows? How rare is this?
Yes I see them chase small tilapias sometimes onto the shore
Not very rare
@@ThisisAfricaOutdoors thank you for reply! I am a wildlife photographer and looking for a place in South Africa to take photos of tigerfish hunting for birds. Could you please, advice some places and season to have a good chance to make it in a week trip. I read about Mapungubwe NP?
@sergaftru I have never seen tigers eating birds here at Malilangwe dam, probably because the water is usually too murky, Mapangubwe is the only place I’ve heard of it happening. Here you can see Tigerfish hunting in the shallows as the water level of the lake starts dropping from march to June
@@ThisisAfricaOutdoors Thank you! So they are hunting birds when there is lack of food and the water level is low. Will try to find out more about Mapangubwe! Good luck in your adventures!
I was just wondering what rod are u using in the video?
The bait caster is a Noeby Leisure Bass 7 foot and the spinning rod is a Noeby Leisure k 5
lool ur insane bro. Whats ur fishing level? fan from Minnesota!
Thanks! What do you mean by fishing level?
@@ThisisAfricaOutdoors Runescape reference haha :)
Those hippos man i hate them i am telling you your pb is swimming between them
Ya probably
That hippo has got something against you i swear 😂every video he is pestering you.....
Just an interesting question is there bass in that lake also or do the tigers out compete them.....
Agree that hippo has something for Josh one question though bud not taking you on or something but why do peeps compare or rather ask if there is bass I see it this way bass mess up our eco system it's literally a pest and can not nearly give a fight like even a small tiger what do people see and find in bass that's so great if a tiger out perform it in absolutely every aspect
Yes that hippo is my nemesis! The tigers were introduced in 2003 and the last bass was caught in 2013, but I have fished the dam my whole life and have never caught a bass in it I don’t think. Before apparently it was a really productive bass dam that was quite famous.
@@ThisisAfricaOutdoors pretty interesting although i can see that the tigers will out compete the bass... I have heard of some good stories of the monster bass in spots in zim , and very good tigers fishing....
One day i will try and come up and land my first tiger 😉
Another qeustion the tilapia species in the dam where they also introduced or are some of them native ?
And what do you reckon is the biggest tiger in there ?
@@qurijncoetzee4938yes there is some locomotive of bass not very far from the border 5kg and above last year one off my friends from our local fishing store went again and ya he landed some pretty good ones but he also said the big ones is either being netted or taken out you must really work hard for the big ones where in 3 to 4 years back the 5kgs was a normal size to catch