Nationals 3 & 4 - Mokolo Dam
2025-11-15 08:00 - 2025-11-16 17:00 (Africa/Johannesburg) | Mokolo Dam (Limpopo), Limpopo, South Africa
SABAA Nationals 3 & 4 – Mokolo Dam | 15 & 16 November 2025
The SABAA Nationals 3 & 4 are set to take place at the breathtaking Mokolo Dam in the Limpopo Province on 15 & 16 November 2025—a two-day event that promises big bites, high pressure, and critical points in the national rankings.
As the national season builds toward its climax, every cast counts. These back-to-back national events are a key part of the SABAA qualification circuit, and performances here could be the deciding factor for anglers chasing a spot in the SABAA National Team. With top competitors from across the country gathering to represent their provinces, the stage is set for an intense and tactical weekend of competitive bass angling.
Mokolo Dam, located near Lephalale, is a hidden gem on the South African bass scene. Its clear waters, steep drop-offs, submerged timber, and seasonal weed growth make it a technical fishery—rewarding precision, patience, and deep local knowledge. The November bite can be explosive, but ever-changing conditions and pressure from back-to-back tournament days will force anglers to adapt quickly and think strategically.
Nationals 3 & 4 are not only about competition—they also reflect the sportsmanship, camaraderie, and passion that define the SABAA circuit. Anglers, families, and spectators can expect a well-run event in a stunning natural setting, with each day culminating in afternoon weigh-ins and leaderboard drama.
DQ Fishing will be bringing full coverage from Mokolo, including updates, scores, highlights, and photos straight from the banks. Whether you’re fishing for points, scouting your competition, or following your provincial team, this is a double-header you won’t want to miss.
Join us on 15 & 16 November 2025 at Mokolo Dam for Nationals 3 & 4—a defining weekend on the road to South African bass fishing glory.

Divisional number 5 & 6 – Rust De Winter Dam
2026-02-21 08:00 - 2026-02-22 17:00 | Rust de Winter (Limpopo), Limpopo, South Africa
SABAA Divisional 5 & 6 – Rust de Winter Dam | 21 & 22 February 2026
The 2026 competitive bass fishing season kicks off with a bang as the SABAA Divisional Number 5 & 6 events head to Rust de Winter Dam on 21 & 22 February 2026. This exciting double-header marks an important milestone on the SABAA divisional trail, where anglers fight for crucial points, provincial recognition, and a pathway toward national qualification.
Located in Limpopo Province, Rust de Winter Dam is a firm favourite among local and national anglers. Its reputation for healthy bass populations, varied structure, and accessible layout makes it an ideal venue for early-season competition. However, don’t let its scenic setting fool you—this body of water can be as challenging as it is beautiful, particularly under tournament pressure and fluctuating late-summer conditions.
Across two back-to-back tournament days, Division 5 and 6 will test each angler’s ability to stay consistent, make quick adjustments, and manage the mental game. Competitors will face everything from submerged brush to grassy flats and rocky points—ideal for a mix of power fishing and finesse tactics.
The SABAA Divisionals are known for fostering rising talent and rewarding perseverance, preparation, and performance. With the 2026 season still wide open, the leaderboard is anyone’s game. Strong performances at Rust de Winter could set the tone for the rest of the year and place competitors on a fast track toward higher honours.
The event also offers an opportunity for families, fans, and fellow anglers to come together and share in the spirit of South African bass fishing. The DQ Fishing team will be on location, capturing all the action with updates, results, photos, and highlights from both days.
Don’t miss this chance to witness some of the country’s most dedicated anglers in action at a venue that never disappoints. Whether you’re casting or spectating, Rust de Winter Dam is the place to be on 21 & 22 February 2026.

Divisional Number 7 & 8 – Arabie Dam
2026-03-21 08:00 - 2026-03-22 17:00 | Arabie Dam (Limpopo), Limpopo, South Africa
SABAA Divisional 7 & 8 – Arabie Dam | 21 & 22 March 2026
As the 2026 SABAA season gains momentum, all eyes turn to Arabie Dam for Divisional Number 7 & 8, taking place on 21 & 22 March 2026. This back-to-back weekend marks a critical point in the divisional race, with provincial anglers looking to lock in points, climb the leaderboards, and stake their claim in the national standings.
Tucked away in the Sekhukhune District of Limpopo, Arabie Dam—also known as Flag Boshielo Dam—offers a truly unique fishing environment. Characterized by stained water, dense vegetation, standing timber, and long stretches of shoreline structure, Arabie presents a technical challenge that rewards local knowledge and tactical thinking. Bass here can be aggressive and unpredictable, making every bite a potential game-changer.
As the SABAA Divisional 7 & 8 tournaments unfold, anglers will need to bring a versatile approach, balancing power techniques like flipping and pitching with finesse presentations to stay consistent across both days. With mid-season pressure building, performances at Arabie could prove decisive in shaping the road to Nationals and, ultimately, the SABAA National Team selection.
Beyond the water, the spirit of SABAA competition is as strong as ever—this is where camaraderie meets competition, and where rising stars often emerge. The Divisional format allows for close-knit competition and fosters growth within the provincial circuit, making it a great platform for both seasoned anglers and new contenders.
DQ Fishing will be on the ground at Arabie Dam to capture all the action. Expect live updates, photos, weigh-in results, and exclusive content across the weekend. Whether you’re on the water or following from afar, you won’t want to miss what unfolds in Limpopo this March.
Mark your calendars: 21 & 22 March 2026—Arabie Dam is the battleground for two key divisional events that could define the 2026 season.
