Gauteng, Olifantsfontein
Prime View Adventure & Leisure sits on a private dam near Olifantsfontein in Gauteng. Bass and carp anglers fish clean open banks on weekdays. The venue also runs trails, an aqua park, pools, and a family restaurant.
The dam holds bass, carp, and barbel. Bank anglers fish open grassy banks with clear water and little silt. Carp sessions are limited to weekdays and the dedicated bank section takes roughly ten anglers. Papgooi works well for carp. Bass fishing is also popular on this water. Weekday carp anglers pay a day fee and must buy food and drinks from the on-site restaurant. Park outside the gate after you unload your gear.
Prime View is a day adventure venue on Old Olifantsfontein Road near Clayville. The dam sits in open Highveld grassland east of Midrand. Anglers share the property with swimmers, trail runners, mountain bikers, and aqua-park guests on busier days. The family restaurant and cafe serve meals and drinks through the day. Corporate functions, team building, and party venues are also on site. Pet-friendly walking trails loop around the property. Prices and rules: - Day fishing: walk in and pay at reception, first come first served - Day fishing: R100 per person, all days - Bass fishing: Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays only - Hours: 06:30 to 17:30 Last updated at: 21 October 2026.
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