Carhora Bassa Dam
Tete Province, Mozambique
The amzing engineering feat of the Cahora Bassa Dam which dams the Zambezi river is one of the worlds largest dams, and the second largest in Africa. The Cahora Bassa dam was originally built to store water and control flooding but was later extended to include a hydroelectric power station which sells excess power to South Africa. The lagoon created by the dam supports some semi-industrial fishing and a relaxing excursion for tourists travelling overland.
Ugezi
Tiger Lodge is an attractive lodge offering packages ranging from
full board accommodation in air-conditioned stone-and-thatch chalets,
and self catering chalets in a pleasant wooded area near the lake
shore, with running water, electricity and flush toilets. Cahorra
Bassa Tiger Fish Lodge is on a rocky and forested hillside, with
the main bar/dining lodge about 40 metres above water level around
a large baobab. There is satellite television, braai area and steps
link the various levels to the little harbour directly beneath the
lodge. 
In
the heart of Mozambique lies a hidden jewel, a body of water untouched
and untamed, a piece that is wild with life, a place that is home
to one of Africas most feared predators the Tiger fish. Nhenda Safaris
offers you world class fishing in the vast waters of the Cahorra
Bassa Dam. The Nhenda camp is situated in the remotest and most
unspoiled area 120km from the dam wall so far from civilization
that it gives you the opportunity to fish un fished water for Tiger,
Vundu, Bream and so much more. 
