Works out quite expensive by the look of with the food package costing €70 a day if i am reading it right, then drinks on top of that.
In reply to Post #46
I guess you can't please everyone buddy
But for all top equipment provided, Vortex boats, lowrance sonars, 55lb thrust motors, fresh battery delivery each morning, all quality rods, bedchairs, tents, cooking equipment, food delivery three times a day with some of the best cuisine you'll ever eat whilst fishing, and guides running around doing all they can to help you get on fish, whilst your sat in the sun on one of the most stunning lakes worldwide enjoying uncaught big carp, all for £59 a day many would argue that is pretty good value for money.....
Considering many on here pay near on £30 a day to sit on some overcrowded uk puddle I think the £59 a day is almost too little fir the work that goes into setting this all up to have anglers fishing at the top of an African mountain with everything set up to perfection...
As for drinks we provide all drinks, the only drinks you would have to buy are beers which are sold for peanuts!
I guess you can't please everyone buddy
But for all top equipment provided, Vortex boats, lowrance sonars, 55lb thrust motors, fresh battery delivery each morning, all quality rods, bedchairs, tents, cooking equipment, food delivery three times a day with some of the best cuisine you'll ever eat whilst fishing, and guides running around doing all they can to help you get on fish, whilst your sat in the sun on one of the most stunning lakes worldwide enjoying uncaught big carp, all for £59 a day many would argue that is pretty good value for money.....
Considering many on here pay near on £30 a day to sit on some overcrowded uk puddle I think the £59 a day is almost too little fir the work that goes into setting this all up to have anglers fishing at the top of an African mountain with everything set up to perfection...
As for drinks we provide all drinks, the only drinks you would have to buy are beers which are sold for peanuts!
Looks good to me, first time I have had a look at the website/package
Think I will have a go this year
Think I will have a go this year
In reply to Post #47
Spot on mate , my local ****hole is 35 quid for 24 hours , I know where I'd rather be
Spot on mate , my local ****hole is 35 quid for 24 hours , I know where I'd rather be
In reply to Post #49
That sounds well cheap!
That sounds well cheap!
In reply to Post #47
I agree and the cost is very comparable to a French trip and can easily work out cheaper some places in France the tolls and fuel and ferry costs can work out way more than the nice plane ride
And not forgetting the most important thing the chance to catch a huge uncaught fish in some of the most beautiful surroundings in the world
In my honest opinion every carp angler should bite the bullet and go fish this place a least once in their lives
I did and loved every second and constantly reliive it in my memory
I agree and the cost is very comparable to a French trip and can easily work out cheaper some places in France the tolls and fuel and ferry costs can work out way more than the nice plane ride
And not forgetting the most important thing the chance to catch a huge uncaught fish in some of the most beautiful surroundings in the world
In my honest opinion every carp angler should bite the bullet and go fish this place a least once in their lives
I did and loved every second and constantly reliive it in my memory
In reply to Post #51
completely agree, i would far rather hop on a plane and have a beer and a snooze than have to fight through the tunnel and then have to drive for several hours the other end. And pay through the nose for it.
Would you rather pay £35 a day to sit around a boring mud hole in the rain in the UK catching a 30lb fish someone caught a week earlier OR pay £60 a day to be abroad, in the sunshine, stunning views and excellent fishing. And the chance to have an uncaught 50+ thats immense. Makes most UK and French fishing look dull.
Just consider it a holiday.
I would happily pay £100 a day for good fishing and accomodation (and i do).
Get out there and enjoy it, since fishing abroad, i havent bothered over here anymore!!
completely agree, i would far rather hop on a plane and have a beer and a snooze than have to fight through the tunnel and then have to drive for several hours the other end. And pay through the nose for it.
Would you rather pay £35 a day to sit around a boring mud hole in the rain in the UK catching a 30lb fish someone caught a week earlier OR pay £60 a day to be abroad, in the sunshine, stunning views and excellent fishing. And the chance to have an uncaught 50+ thats immense. Makes most UK and French fishing look dull.
Just consider it a holiday.
I would happily pay £100 a day for good fishing and accomodation (and i do).
Get out there and enjoy it, since fishing abroad, i havent bothered over here anymore!!
In reply to Post #47
What would you say is the best time of year to visit?
What would you say is the best time of year to visit?
In reply to Post #53
Good question 👍
Good question 👍
In reply to Post #53
By the looks of things , I don't think there is a bad time
By the looks of things , I don't think there is a bad time
In reply to Post #55
It's a good question and one I ask myself
The answer is I'm still unsure what months are best!
The seasons are the same as ours, as in it's presently winter although it's sunny and 25 degrees..
March and April being spring are very popular, and over the years a large number of big hits of big fish have come during these months!i think this is due to snow melting on the higher atlas mountains and as this thaws and runs off into the lake the carp move into shallower bays whilst the water levels rise to soak up the sun and also graze on the grass that has been submerged by the rising water levels. Ive also noticed the carp spawning in this grass. Either way they love it.
Spawning wise the lake has simply baffled me! Due to water temps remaining relatively high all year round ive seen carp spawn in January April August and November! They don't seem to stop! Hence maybe the massive stock...
In the months of October and November last year we had over 800 fish caught! Two guys had over 100 fish i under a week with a number of 40s..
December fished amazingly, infact its now a month I'll be aiming for myself this year after seeing the results of the December just gone!
And so far in January we've had 4 50lb fish and a new lake record common of 62lb. All big fish that have never been seen before....
And a total of 170 fish this month..
It's fair to say most months fish well, however the summer months of June through to July are hot. The fishing remains the same but it's sunny and warm days and mild nights which many prefer, personally Ive always preferred the months of September through to May.
It's a good question and one I ask myself
The answer is I'm still unsure what months are best!
The seasons are the same as ours, as in it's presently winter although it's sunny and 25 degrees..
March and April being spring are very popular, and over the years a large number of big hits of big fish have come during these months!i think this is due to snow melting on the higher atlas mountains and as this thaws and runs off into the lake the carp move into shallower bays whilst the water levels rise to soak up the sun and also graze on the grass that has been submerged by the rising water levels. Ive also noticed the carp spawning in this grass. Either way they love it.
Spawning wise the lake has simply baffled me! Due to water temps remaining relatively high all year round ive seen carp spawn in January April August and November! They don't seem to stop! Hence maybe the massive stock...
In the months of October and November last year we had over 800 fish caught! Two guys had over 100 fish i under a week with a number of 40s..
December fished amazingly, infact its now a month I'll be aiming for myself this year after seeing the results of the December just gone!
And so far in January we've had 4 50lb fish and a new lake record common of 62lb. All big fish that have never been seen before....
And a total of 170 fish this month..
It's fair to say most months fish well, however the summer months of June through to July are hot. The fishing remains the same but it's sunny and warm days and mild nights which many prefer, personally Ive always preferred the months of September through to May.
In reply to Post #56
As a ballpark, flights included, what would the cost be for say a week out there?
As a ballpark, flights included, what would the cost be for say a week out there?
In reply to Post #57
Just jump on the website buddy but as a rough guide it's £60per day (that includes all gear, boat, food etc etc) x by the number of days you wish to fish
Just jump on the website buddy but as a rough guide it's £60per day (that includes all gear, boat, food etc etc) x by the number of days you wish to fish
In reply to Post #58
This may sound stupid but with all the stuff going on in the world now is it a safe place to visit?
This may sound stupid but with all the stuff going on in the world now is it a safe place to visit?
In reply to Post #59
Morocco? I would rather camp out side all night there than in Swansea.
Morocco? I would rather camp out side all night there than in Swansea.