Fishing Safari at the Aberdares Park, Kenya

If finest trout fishing in Mount Kenya is your first and foremost choice, then better come to the Aberdares National Park in Kenya to give it a try. The illustrious river of the place, the Tana has clear mountain streams, with mossy overhangs and shady bends, moors and banks of tussock grass and other numerous crystal tributaries twist through dense vegetation where elephants love to enjoy occasionally in its brisk waters. Carry a fishing rod in your hand to laud the attractiveness of Kenya’s central highlands, where remote location offer you every possible opportunity to fish streams that overflow with sustainable and hale trout.

The brown and rainbow trout encountered here have their origins back to Lock Leven in Scotland, and were first imported to Kenya by Lt Colonel Ewart Groganw. In recent times, the waters of the Aberdares, Cherangani Hills and Mt Kenya are rearranged with fingerlings. Normally, the best fishing areas are situated above the 2,000m level and seems that higher the elevation the smaller is the size of your fish. For experiencing Africa’s most unique trout fishing, the three main rivers are just perfect, including the Amboni, the Chaina and the Gura rivers. You need to be brave at heart so as to avoid the miss-happenings caused by the services of a KWS ranger. However, you may become a direct food of some dangerous animals like buffalo who attack by the river banks.