Dullstroom is one of the coldest towns in South Africa and has its highest railway station but to most people it has become synonymous with one activity - fly-fishing. Trout were introduced into the rivers from hatcheries in the Cape Winelands as long ago as 1916 so ... when the rest of the world was fighting a war, Dullstroom went fishing. And it has been fishing ever since. Brown, rainbow and golden trout have all thrived and are present in dams throughout the area. The numerous weekend homes and lodges have also hatched some very fine eateries with one common theme to the menu. You guessed it.