• The Ragati River Conservancy - Updated!

    Wed, 04/03/2013 - 15:08 -- kffc

    Some 8 km of alpine rivers in a 8,000 ha Conservancy with mature montane forests, alpine meadows, glades and moorlands on a 60 year lease with opportunities for trout fishing, mountaineering and wildlife observations. Set in the Mt Kenya Forest Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and only 2½ hrs drive from Nairobi. Offer limited to 6 investors who have the following benefits:
     Use of a large log cabin/cottage with staff quarters, furnished and serviced
     Trout fishing, mountaineering and wildlife viewing opportunities
     Professional Conservancy management

  • Go North

    Thu, 03/28/2013 - 11:16 -- kffc

    There is an opinion circulating in this Club that there are no fish in the Northern or Gichuki Rivers. This is as truthful as the claim from Pakistani Government that no-one of any interest was living in a mansion in Abbottabad for five and a half years.

    So we ask you all to try the Northern Camp this year. Here are ten good reasons to fish the Northern and Gichuki:-

  • Southern landslide

    Mon, 02/25/2013 - 13:27 -- kffc

    I have just returned from the Southern. Work is continuing on redistribution of the landslide debris but the water pipe from the weir is not yet functioning.

    The river down to the Tutho junction is chocolate colored and is, I think, not worth fishing. From the junction down, the water is the color of weak milky coffee and is certainly fish-able. However, any rain in the forest will likely adversely affect the fishing.

  • Age-old debate over whether fish feel pain

    Mon, 02/25/2013 - 10:31 -- kffc

    It is a debate that has raged for years. But now Britain’s four million anglers can rest easy – because fish do not feel pain, scientists have concluded.
    Fish do not even suffer when they are hooked and fighting for their lives, according to research by an international team.
    They say fish do not have a brain system or enough sensory receptors in the nerve cells to experience suffering.

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