Oct 13, 2026 · 1 hr 11 min · 14 segments
Hold on. There he goes. This week on Camera’s Off /Tarpon Diaries South African guide Scot de Bruyn takes us from South to North to East Africa, on a chase for giant bonefish, tarpon, parrotfish and…
Jamie HowardHost
... jungle sounds in Gabon? Like, when there's a big storm, I mean, I've heard there's elephants over there.
I don't know what the bird life is like, but I imagine it's got, it's quite an atmosphere as you're getting ready to go fishing.
As you get closer to land, 'cause we were fishing sort of this, this panhandle through mark.
When you inside, like, you hear a lot of sounds that are not familiar, but the thing that really stuck in my head was, uh, the African gray parrots.
They're kinda like the, the magpies and Oz to the Aussies as are the hadedas-
But seeing, like, wild parrots like that, most people here are like y- y- they're an exotic pet, but seeing them in the wild was pretty cool and, and Arno gave us some cool insight on all of them and they're like, you'll get a breeding pair and they actually breed for life and you'll see them, like, sort of in the mornings when they're flying out, you'll hear the sounds of them calling and there'll be a group of them, but they'll, they'll be paired up and there'll be like one, you know, the, the, the idiot in the group that's at the back that's, like, making the most noise, but he's got no one with him and he's like, oh, that, that, that poor dude there hasn't found a, a mate.
But yeah, f- further south you get, like, elephants on the beach and, like, hippos in the surf and, like, some crazy stuff happens there.
... jungle sounds in Gabon? Like, when there's a big storm, I mean, I've heard there's elephants over there.
I don't know what the bird life is like, but I imagine it's got, it's quite an atmosphere as you're getting ready to go fishing.
As you get closer to land, 'cause we were fishing sort of this, this panhandle through mark.
When you inside, like, you hear a lot of sounds that are not familiar, but the thing that really stuck in my head was, uh, the African gray parrots.
They're kinda like the, the magpies and Oz to the Aussies as are the hadedas-
But seeing, like, wild parrots like that, most people here are like y- y- they're an exotic pet, but seeing them in the wild was pretty cool and, and Arno gave us some cool insight on all of them and they're like, you'll get a breeding pair and they actually breed for life and you'll see them, like, sort of in the mornings when they're flying out, you'll hear the sounds of them calling and there'll be a group of them, but they'll, they'll be paired up and there'll be like one, you know, the, the, the idiot in the group that's at the back that's, like, making the most noise, but he's got no one with him and he's like, oh, that, that, that poor dude there hasn't found a, a mate.
But yeah, f- further south you get, like, elephants on the beach and, like, hippos in the surf and, like, some crazy stuff happens there.
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