As I'm new to Sealine.. I wish to share this story

Glenn

Sealiner
WES wrote:
Hi Glenn

Sorry I am only arriving on the 26th December.

Find a nice hole in the surf and slide a bonnie and I am sure you will get that Raggie.

Cheers

Wes
Bonnie is a baby shark ????
 

habib

Sealiner
hi glen

ya u can....the guys normally get them on hand line from the surf. prwan bait will work











































just joking....they are a offshore fish. very bloody and oily so they attract sharks from afar.

u will only get them at the tackle shops but they are scarce at the moment.

try a normal makeral or chokka slide as it will do the same trick for u
 

Glenn

Sealiner
habib wrote:
hi glen

ya u can....the guys normally get them on hand line from the surf. prwan bait will work











































just joking....they are a offshore fish. very bloody and oily so they attract sharks from afar.

u will only get them at the tackle shops but they are scarce at the moment.

try a normal makeral or chokka slide as it will do the same trick for u

You gave me quick Heart Attack there, as i thought NO ONE in S.A used a Fishing Rod! ::S

 

And here's me thinking i could make a quick buck, and start building boat's :kaykak for you all.

 

Mackeral seem's to be a bait suitable for alot of fish, which is good.
 

WES

New member
Hi Glenn

Sorry been off line...

"Bonnie" is slang for a Bonito or Eastern little Tuna.

If you have any contacts or family in Durban get them to secure some for you at one of the tackle shops and then take them with you to St Lucia.

I find for a Raggie the "Bonnie" does not need to be to fresh.

Tight Lines.

Cheers

Wes
 

Glenn

Sealiner
WES wrote:
Hi Glenn

Sorry been off line...

"Bonnie" is slang for a Bonito or Eastern little Tuna.

If you have any contacts or family in Durban get them to secure some for you at one of the tackle shops and then take them with you to St Lucia.

I find for a Raggie the "Bonnie" does not need to be to fresh.

Tight Lines.

Cheers

Wes

 

Will be fishing Durban harbour a few time's before we go to St.Lucia.. Have heard you can catch eastern tuna there out of the harbour..

Then again.. I love to eat Tuna!! But i think i can put some away into freezer if i can manage to catch a few LOL ..

 

Question..

When targeting Bronzie shark's & Black Tip shark's which is the best bait and set up to use??

Thanks..
 

WES

New member
Hi Glen

No Bronzies in St Lucia... but you might have a chance at the Black Tip.

I am sure a fresh "bonnie" on slide would get you any of the shark species.

The Set up I would use is a heavy rod and a Saltiga/ Saltist or  Trini/ Torium 30 with braid backing and 0.55 mm main line if you are sliding.

Hooks Kendal Round 10 o's , nylon coated steel 150lbs.

That should do the trick.

Cheers

Wes
 

Glenn

Sealiner
WES wrote:
Hi Glen

No Bronzies in St Lucia... but you might have a chance at the Black Tip.

I am sure a fresh "bonnie" on slide would get you any of the shark species.

The Set up I would use is a heavy rod and a Saltiga/ Saltist or  Trini/ Torium 30 with braid backing and 0.55 mm main line if you are sliding.

Hooks Kendal Round 10 o's , nylon coated steel 150lbs.

That should do the trick.

Cheers

Wes

No bronzies?? How come?? Are they a cold water fish.. Cape town direction?? ..Black tip would be fine for me or a raggie.

 
Darn it!! Can you guy's not come down earlier to St.lucia!
I sure dont ask for much .... :lol:1
 

WES

New member
Hi Glenn

You right... Brozies prefer the cold water.

Would love to come down earlier but not possible.

See the attachment to wet your appetite.

Cheers

Wes

 
 

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Glenn

Sealiner
WES wrote:
Hi Glenn

You right... Brozies prefer the cold water.

Would love to come down earlier but not possible.

See the attachment to wet your appetite.

Cheers

Wes

 

WES

 

Thank's for last year's report!! Nice shark!! nice Ray... Tho shark would be my forte!! Listen.. i'm in the Durban area if your interested in hooking up for some fishing anyway?? We leave in 3 week's for South Africa.. And dont return for home untill 31 st december! So a nice 6 week holiday.

 

Glenn .
 

WES

New member
Hi Glenn

Wow... six weeks of holiday... enjoy every minute of it.

Unfortunately I live in Johannesburg....  November and December are very busy months for me..... thanks for the invite.

Once again enjoy your holiday and I wish you tight lines with a big shark:wfish.

Cheers

Wes
 

Glenn

Sealiner
WES wrote:
Hi Glenn

Wow... six weeks of holiday... enjoy every minute of it.

Unfortunately I live in Johannesburg....  November and December are very busy months for me..... thanks for the invite.

Once again enjoy your holiday and I wish you tight lines with a big shark:wfish.

Cheers

Wes
 

Thanks, WES.. Feel free to keep updating me with stuff.

I will be writing my 6 week trip on S.A on here with a new Thread .. with report's on weather.. condititions and location.. photos..baits sizes.. how i was feeling etc..
 

WES

New member
Hi Glenn

Will you be updating on a daily basis or only when you get home?

If its daily... that would be great then I will know where all the hotspots are in St Lucia by the time I get to wet a line.

Cheers

Wes
 

Glenn

Sealiner
WES wrote:
Hi Glenn

Will you be updating on a daily basis or only when you get home?

If its daily... that would be great then I will know where all the hotspots are in St Lucia by the time I get to wet a line.

Cheers

Wes

WES

 

I will be starting the 'New Thread' as soon as i leave Northern Ireland.. How my flight was etc.. wind conditions etc. LOL... And if i arrived safely.. I will be putting in every detail! Even my daily toilet break's if you wish! ?? ::S

The problem is when i'm 2 week's in St.lucia for an internet connection?? If i cant find one i will have to wait untill i return to 'Durban'

 

Tho i will be fishing Durban harbour etc.. and Amazimtoti before st.lucia with daily report's on that etc.. And of course i know this is no use to you! LOL.. But hopefully to other's???
 

Glenn

Sealiner
WES wrote:
Hi Glenn

Will you be updating on a daily basis or only when you get home?

If its daily... that would be great then I will know where all the hotspots are in St Lucia by the time I get to wet a line.

Cheers

Wes
 

WES

Great news on the update daily basis thing when We are staying in St.lucia..

Internet Café: There are two very-well equipped internet cafés in St. Lucia. The charge is R15 (.25) for 30 minutes. The connection is high-speed.
 

WES

New member
Cool::S

I look forward to the updates and pics of some big sharks:wfish:wfish being caught at St Lucia

 
 

Glenn

Sealiner
WES wrote:
Cool::S

I look forward to the updates and pics of some big sharks:wfish:wfish being caught at St Lucia

 

I sure hope to catch some shark & other types of fish!!

 

But i sure want to stay way from the Croc's on this occasion!!  :lol:1
 

Glenn

Sealiner
Let's get this post moving again guy's!!  ::craz

 

Anyone's welcome to join in about st.lucia with there experiences etc.. Are if they are going down are possibly reporting for us all?  ^^..
 
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