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Understanding the Essentials of Fishing Gear in KenyaFishing in Kenya is more than just a pastime — it’s a livelihood, a sport, and a lifestyle deeply tied to the nation’s coastal and inland waters. F..

Aquaculture — the farming of fish, crustaceans, and aquatic plants — has become one of Kenya’s fastest-growing agricultural sectors. As demand for fish continues to rise both locally and international..

Fishing is more than just casting a line into the water — it’s a skill that requires precision, preparation, and the right tools. While fishing rods, reels, and nets often get the most attention, acce..

Fishing nets are among the oldest and most reliable tools in the world of fishing. In Kenya, where fishing supports both livelihoods and recreation, nets remain essential for commercial fishermen, aqu..

Fishing has long been an integral part of Kenya’s coastal and inland culture. From the deep waters of the Indian Ocean to the serene lakes of Naivasha, Baringo, and Victoria, fishing sustains liveliho..

Fly fishing isn’t just a sport — it’s a blend of precision, patience, and passion. In Kenya, this unique fishing method has grown from being a niche pastime for a few enthusiasts into a recognized spo..

Fishing remains a vital part of Kenya’s economy, culture, and food security — supporting millions of livelihoods across inland lakes, rivers, and the coastal belt. From artisanal fishermen on Lake Vic..

Kenya’s fishing industry continues to expand across freshwater and marine environments, supporting thousands of livelihoods and feeding millions. With this growth comes one persistent debate among ang..

Fishing is one of Kenya’s oldest and most significant livelihoods, practiced across freshwater lakes and the Indian Ocean coastline. But over time, it has evolved from a purely subsistence or commerci..

Kenya’s coastline along the Indian Ocean and its numerous inland lakes such as Victoria, Turkana, and Naivasha make the country one of East Africa’s most promising hubs for fishing and marine activiti..

Kenya’s aquaculture sector has transformed from a niche practice into one of the fastest-growing areas of agriculture. With fish consumption rising and natural fish stocks under pressure, fish farming..

Kenya’s geography offers a rich variety of fishing environments — from the inland lakes and rivers of the Rift Valley to the expansive Indian Ocean coast. Each ecosystem presents unique opportunities,..