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Pemba Channel Fishing Club, Kenya
Issue 7 Number 3

Fall, 2009

 

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PEMBA CHANNEL FISHING CLUB

PAT HEMPHILL'S SEA ADVENTURES

These 2 adjoining lodges overlook the Pemba Channel at Shimoni, 80 km South of Mombasa, a deep-water area better known for marlin and large shark than for general gamefishing. This is a rural & little developed part of the Kenya Coast, with the nearest shopping centre of Diani Beach 40 minutes away by road. Although at the water's edge, neither lodge has a real beach, but there are good beaches and excellent snorkelling/scuba diving on nearby offshore islands. The Shimba Hills Game reserve, which offers not only wildlife but also spectacular views out over the coast, is only 90 minutes away by road, making day trips feasible. Packages include flights on Kenya Airways ex Jhb, SA dep tax, CNS shirt, Mombasa/Shimoni t'fers, & seven nights full board accommodation. Dbn/Cpt add-ons available.

PEMBA CHANNEL FISHING CLUB

....opened 34 years ago, is the oldest fishing resort in Kenya, and holder of most Kenyan gamefishing records. Accommodation for 16 clients is in twin-bed chalets within the club's attractive grounds, rustic but comfortable. Fans, but no air-con. Large swimming pool overlooking the channel. PCFC is justly famous for its meals, taken in the main clubhouse/bar.

COSTS - HIGH SEASON - 97/98 (16/11/97 to 31/03/98): R5 659 pps if using KQ flights. LOW SEASON (01/04/98 to 15/11/98): R5 749 pp sharing using KQ. HIGH SEASON 98/99 (16/11/98 to 31/03/99): R6 134 pps using KQ.

BOATS: PCFC operates 5 large boats in the 10 to 14 metre range. Two of these, Jasiri and Shuwari, are new 10-metre Bertrams capable of 30 knots. The older boats are Pingusi, Countdown & White Otter, the last having more marlin to its credit than any boat in Africa. The 2 Bertrams are R2 580 pd (HIGH SEASON 97/98), R2 585 pd (LOW SEASON), then

R2 840 (HIGH SEASON) and the other 3 boats are R2 110 (HIGH SEASON 98/98), R2 070 (LOW SEASON) then R2 320 (HIGH SEASON 98/99). Meals & tackle are provided. Tackle is 30, 50 & 80 lb, with 130 lb sometimes being used when exceptional marlin are about, usually Feb/Mar.

PAT HEMPHILL'S SEA ADVENTURES

...was founded in the early 90's by the original owner of PCFC, doyen of Kenyan big-game angling. The operation runs from the home of Pat and Maia Hemphill, which adjoins PCFC. Accommodation is in either a two-room chalet at the water's edge, for four people, or in two dbl rooms in the Hemphill home, meals being taken with the family; maximum eight clients.

COSTS: US $935 (@ 4.99 = R4,666) pps if using KQ.

BOATS: Sea Adventures operate two large boats, skippered by Pat Hemphill and his son Simon. Charters are US $480 (R2,395) per day, meals and all tackle provided. Note: The Sea Adventures boats also carry IGFA rated tackle right down to 4 kg, and so are among the few Kenyan boats catering for the light-tackle angler.

Price are subject to change without notice

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