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The Willow Stream

The Willow Stream, names by Ed Herbst, flows thin and clear through the stunning farm, Balloch at the source of the Flooikraal Spruit. The river is divided into two sections by a high waterfall, creating a natural barrier stopping the movement of rainbows into the top section, where browns were stocked many years ago. The waterfall not only changes the species of trout you are hunting, but also changes the character of the stream, which is where Ed got the idea to re-name the section above the waterfall to The Willow Stream.

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Gates Head

Gates HeadSome call it the end of the road; others say they are going past the “Honeymoon Huisie”, however you know it, once you’ve fished it, you will long to go back. I have to admit it is one of the best beats controlled by the Wild Trout Association that draws me back year after year. I am not saying it holds monster trout, far from it, most of the fish are in the 8 to 12 inch range, nor am I saying they are shy and weary; nope they are eager to come up and eat a dry. What I can say, is that it is by far one of the prettiest pieces of water you are going encounter almost anywhere.

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