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Zimbabwe · Sgìre slighe-biasd

Lake Kariba

Sgìre cheadaichte

Dè tha san sgìre seo

Sealladh farsaing

Mar a thèid làimhseachadh ri slighe-bhiast aig Lake Kariba.

Zimbabwe's largest inland water body and principal sport-fishing destination (tigerfish, bream/tilapia, catfish). Fishing requires a permit from the appropriate authority; on the Zimbabwe side permits/research are administered via the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority and the Lake Kariba Fisheries Research Institute. Spear and spear gun are gear types authorized nationally under s.93 of the Parks and Wild Life Act, but the issuing authority may restrict permitted gear per permit.

Dè a tha a' buntainn an seo

Cuingeachaidhean

Riaghailtean agus crìochan sònraichte a tha a' buntainn taobh a-staigh na sgìre seo.

Fishing permit required; gear may be restricted by permit conditions; explosives/firearms/poisons/jigs/electrical devices prohibited (s.87).

Cuin a tha e a' buntainn

Ràithean

Ùineachan tron bhliadhna a tha a' toirt buaidh air slighe-biasd san sgìre seo.

Possible tigerfish closed/restricted period (dates unverified).

Air a' chladach

Àite

Àite iomraidh tuairmseach airson na sgìre seo. Faic an dealbh-iomlan air a' mhapa eadar-ghnìomhach.

16.9000°S, 28.0000°E

Seall air a' mhapa

Stòras

Tha an sgìre seo air a chlàradh anns an stòras oifigeil gu h-ìosal.

Mus tum thu

Cead airson Zimbabwe

Am feumte cead gus slighe-bhiast an seo, agus mar a gheibhear e.

Cead riatanachtro Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks)

Apply to the appropriate authority for the waters – the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) for State waters and the Parks and Wild Life Estate, or the relevant local/appropriate authority; for Lake Kariba via ZimParks / Lake Kariba Fisheries Research Institute (LKFRI). Permits may also be obtained at national park offices and designated fishing hubs.

Faigh do chead

Fosgailte am portal oifigeil · zimparks.org.zw

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