Artificial Lure Angling in East London and surrounding area's.

[Hylton]

I picked up a comment about needing to win the lotto somewhere above. I couldn't agree more!

It would allow us to go and target these guys more often.

Port St Johns, one of 6 fish landed none under 1m long! I could not go wrong and the guys throwing baits caught zip!

 

[Hylton]

Have also managed a few kingies in the T-Kei, Leeries in various rivers around EL, Some snorter bream in the Gonubie

 

[Hylton]

one nice kingy

 

[Katot]

Awesome catches Hylton....you are giving me "behoorlike viskoors"

 

[clinton stanford]

Hylton wrote:

I picked up a comment about needing to win the lotto somewhere above. I couldn't agree more!

It would allow us to go and target these guys more often.

Port St Johns, one of 6 fish landed none under 1m long! I could not go wrong and the guys throwing baits caught zip!

Awesome catches Hylton! its such an awesome feeling getting stuck into a shoal of Cob and getting hit one after the other! specialy when the guys fishing bait all around you look at you with long faces Lol!

 

[clinton stanford]

Hylton wrote:

one nice kingy

Nice Kingie. such awesome fish to catch hey! one of my favourite's.

 

[clinton stanford]

Katot wrote:

Awesome catches Hylton....you are giving me "behoorlike viskoors"

I hear you bud! i am frothing for a decent pull!!!

 

[Vades]

clinton stanford wrote:

Now its time to catch fish!

So much new tackle in such a short space of time - glad to see insurance held up their end and reinforces how important insurance is, especially with fishing tackle.

Imagine having to replace all your tackle out of your own pocket?

 

[xtc]

dam - hows this wind/weather - so keen to have a few throws as received some new and different lure toys through the post

luckily managed a bit of time a few days back on nahoon and gonubie - plenty leeries and grunter out for some top water action - good fun

 

[clinton stanford]

Vades wrote:

clinton stanford wrote:

Now its time to catch fish!

So much new tackle in such a short space of time - glad to see insurance held up their end and reinforces how important insurance is, especially with fishing tackle.

Imagine having to replace all your tackle out of your own pocket?

Thanks Vades.
yes insurance is a must...would never have been able to replace everything out of my own pocket.
i specified all my fishing tackle and i am very happy i got paid out.
you been catching any fish bud?

 

[clinton stanford]

xtc wrote:

dam - hows this wind/weather - so keen to have a few throws as received some new and different lure toys through the post

luckily managed a bit of time a few days back on nahoon and gonubie - plenty leeries and grunter out for some top water action - good fun

The wind was hectic hey! was lucky enough to get three hours in yesterday arvie. fished top of Bonza's but it was dead!
hoping to get on to the Gonubie river this weekend, heard the leeries where plenty.
let me know if you feel like fishing sometime Xtc.

 

[Vades]

clinton stanford wrote:

Vades wrote:

clinton stanford wrote:

Now its time to catch fish!

So much new tackle in such a short space of time - glad to see insurance held up their end and reinforces how important insurance is, especially with fishing tackle.

Imagine having to replace all your tackle out of your own pocket?

Thanks Vades.
yes insurance is a must...would never have been able to replace everything out of my own pocket.
i specified all my fishing tackle and i am very happy i got paid out.
you been catching any fish bud?

All my gear is specified as well.

No fish this side, haven't been to the water as the weather has been a bit foul.

 

[Hylton]

This was one of my best bream in the gonubie. If anyone manages to find her again (tagged)please let me know. High up!

 

[SPIN A HOLIC]

Lekka fish. How long ago did you get it hey?

 

[clinton stanford]

Fishing Gonubie river this weekend.will look for some Bream holding up at the top.
@ Spin, do Bream stay in the river the whole year or do they leave the rivers? just curious to know.

 

[SPIN A HOLIC]

They should be at sea now spreading there genes. They usually go to sea in the winter months to spawn. That's why at the moment we have so many around the mouth area in our region. They all finding there way out then in august there's a boost of them in the mouth area again then they head upriver for the warmer summer temp waters again.

 

[clinton stanford]

SPIN A HOLIC wrote:

They should be at sea now spreading there genes. They usually go to sea in the winter months to spawn. That's why at the moment we have so many around the mouth area in our region. They all finding there way out then in august there's a boost of them in the mouth area again then they head upriver for the warmer summer temp waters again.

Thanks Spin very interesting fish hey.

love the way they smash that surface lure!

PS: Congrats on the birth of your little one Spin all the best to you and your family.

 

[boepens]

Nice fishies there.

I'm really keen on this weekend trip somewhere. Can't wait
What is actually the better time of year for rivers?

 

[clinton stanford]

boepens wrote:

Nice fishies there.

I'm really keen on this weekend trip somewhere. Can't wait
What is actually the better time of year for rivers?

Hey Boep.
things have been so hectic the last few weeks i have not had a chance to work on the planning for the trip.
the better time of year would be the start of the summer months as the fish start moving back into the rivers with the warmer water.

im still keen to go away for the weekend, even if the rivers get a bit quieter it will still be fun.

next week ill give you guys a call and we can maybe have a get together and we can all chip in some ideas? and maybe have a or 2

 

[xtc]

howzit clinton

haha ja also fished bonza on sunday - lower down though - just had a few casts but didnt see anything happening - will be heading out this weekend come hell or high water - will give you a shout