Home Sports Anglers eye massive E100k Maguga bounty
Sports

Anglers eye massive E100k Maguga bounty

Share
Wimpie Bouwer, Louis van Zuydam, Carter McKenzie and Daryl McKenzie proudly show off some of the day's standout catches at Maguga Dam. The venue will host a major competition next week. (File pic)
Share

MBABANE – An eye-catching E100 000 prize pot is set to throw down the ultimate challenge for anglers across the region.

The Eswatini Angling Association (EAA) has officially announced the Maguga Cash Challenge, taking place over two days in the period September 26–27 , 2026.

The mouth-watering E100 000 grand prize will go to whichever competitive angler manage to reel in the biggest bass weighing 4.5kg or over.

Should the waters hold back their heavyweight giants, a hefty console prize of E15 000 remains up for grabs for the biggest bass caught under the 4.5kg mark. It is a high-stakes fixture that carries a serious dose of nostalgia and precedent.

Young prodigy Carter McKenzie, who is aged just 11, was crowned the champion of the 2025 edition of the Maguga Mega Bass Competition, walking away with E15 000 after out-fishing a field of seasoned veterans over two gruelling days on the water.

McKenzie raised eyebrows across the angling community when reflecting on how he landed the winning specimen, insisting that no fancy gear or secret tactics were required; just plain patience, solid instincts and a line in the water.

Share
Written by
Ashmond Nzima

Ashmond Nzima is an award-winning sports journalist from the University of Eswatini with over 15 years of industry experience. Currently serving as Sports Editor and having previously worked as Business Editor, he is dedicated to delivering accurate, compelling and impactful journalism.

Leave a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Don't Miss

Socialites, banker arrested in E396 000 fraud case

MANZINI – Two socialites and a banker have been arrested in connection with an alleged fraud involving more than E396 000. The accused...

Indlovukazi arrives in UAE for official visit

Her Majesty Indlovukazi has arrived safely in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) where she is on an official visit. Her Majesty arrived around...

MaMkhize back for ‘Bull’ after China trip

MBABANE – Mbabane Highlanders AM president Shauwn ‘MaMkhize’ Mkhize is back home after a business trip to China, declaring that her presence is...

34 cops graduate in police science

MANZINI – Thirty-four police officers have graduated with diplomas in Police Science as the police service seeks to strengthen its response to emerging...

Prince Africa Zulu appointed royal vice chancellor

MBABANE – King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has appointed Prince Africa Zulu of Onkweni as Royal Vice Chancellor of the Zulu Kingdom. The appointment took...

Related Articles

Free tickets for Eswatini’s U-23s AFCON qualifier

MBABANE – Fans will enjoy free entry to watch Eswatini take on...

Sihlangu rank costs Eswatini Ballon D’or vote

MBABANE- Eswatini’s low FIFA ranking excludes it from the Ballon d’Or voting...

Giants stare down Charity Cup axe!

MBABANE – Hours before the PLE Charity Cup voting polls closed last...

Eswatini challenged to conquer Dakar 2026

LOBAMBA- Team Eswatini have been challenged to return home with medals from...