Tag: Doornkop Fish & Wildlife Reserve

Why Become a Shareholder at Doornkop Fish & Wildlife Reserve?

Nestled in the scenic heart of Mpumalanga, Doornkop Fish & Wildlife Reserve offers a unique blend of natural beauty, tranquility, and outdoor adventure. For those seeking not just a getaway, but an investment in a lifestyle filled with fishing, wildlife, and family moments, becoming a shareholder at Doornkop is an opportunity you won’t want to miss.

A Shareholder’s Story: Meet Eddie Crocker

To better understand the value of being a shareholder at Doornkop, we spoke to Mr. Eddie Crocker, a long-time shareholder since 2005. His journey with Doornkop is a testament to the reserve’s lasting appeal and the meaningful experiences it offers. Continue reading Why Become a Shareholder at Doornkop Fish & Wildlife Reserve?

The Importance of Catch and Release at Doornkop: Preserving Fish and Fun for Future Generations

Doornkop Fish and Wildlife Reserve is a paradise for anglers and nature enthusiasts, but it’s also a place deeply committed to conservation. At the core of Doornkop’s approach to fishing is its strict catch-and-release policy, designed to protect fish populations while ensuring that visitors can enjoy world-class fishing in the reserve’s pristine waters. For anyone passionate about the environment or the art of angling, embracing this practice is key to maintaining the reserve’s rich biodiversity. Continue reading The Importance of Catch and Release at Doornkop: Preserving Fish and Fun for Future Generations

5 Reasons to Visit Doornkop in Spring

Spring is a season of renewal, and there’s no better place to experience the beauty of this time of year than at Doornkop Fish and Wildlife Reserve. Nestled in the Mpumalanga Highveld, Doornkop comes alive in spring, offering South Africans a vibrant and unique escape into nature. Here are five reasons why Doornkop should be your top choice for a spring getaway: Continue reading 5 Reasons to Visit Doornkop in Spring

Yellowfish Conservation

Yellowfish conservation is a widely supported project, and rightfully so. These beautiful, golden fish are indigenous to South Africa and form a vital role within their ecosystems. Successfully preserving this favourite catch ensures that fisherfolk of all ages and generations into the future can partake in, and enjoy, this wonderful sport. Continue reading Yellowfish Conservation