Blakes beach - Strand

MicWaters

New member
Hi Guys. I am new to Blakes and need a little help please.
What tide does it work better on (both spinning for leerie and fishing for other fish with bait)
Is it better with or without wind?
What baits work what do you target? I know it can be good for shad and leerie, what else?

thanks in advance ::tight:
 

phillipherholdt

New member
Hi, South East is good. or when the wind dies down also good. was never successful is south westerly winds. north west is better for Gallies (not open yet) and you might get wet from a drizzle too. check out Windguru strand on Friday afternoon and early Saterday morning. also makes the water warmer.

Kob is still on the bite. some times even on white mussel. also try prawn or prawn and worm combo for bellman close to shore. there should be a few hanging around but there best times are still to come like in a few month's time when there is really no wind and very little swell.

spinning for elf - very good call. Leries only make their appearance once in a wile.
 

Blaasop

Sealiner
Hey Phillip, you philistine...

How's things kicking? Fishing in Strand during January was a disaster. I landed one kob and a smoothy, and got beaten up by a wave losing my belt with bait and tackle.

Give me a shout when you are in the sorrounds.
 

TIGERNUT69

New member
Hi Gents

Newbie to the forum here, Im going to Blakes Beach tomorrow morning at around 8h30 anybody care to join?

My surf angling skills are abit rusty but I will be trying out my new Adrenalin X-Master 20 and an old rod , as well as bringing a spinning rig as well.

Anybody interested in joining more than welcome as I could use some good advice.

0815620774- sms will do

Thanks in advance
Jody
 

Jr71

Senior Member
Burney we must make a mission end of Feb
When I return from my expedition
Maybe a trip to pearly was there yesterday
Had to go do some plumbing @ my brothers place
Made a few goois only small fish steenies

_seal1_
 

burney

Sealiner
ja ons moet defintief daar is n paar groot perde daai kant die tyd van die jaar en n steenie is die een vis wat ek nog wil vang.
 

MicWaters

New member
Was a Blakes spinning Saturday morning, water was warm and a bit off colour. Tide seemed a bit low. Should I be wading out onto the rocks to get to deeper water?
 

burney

Sealiner
blakes is according to me a high water spot but on the low you can go out onto the reefs for that deeper water and catch a few different species don't be surprised if something youre not expecting pics you up back there on your kob and elf baits
 

burney

Sealiner
I am going to strand this evening going to see if there are a few flatfish around and maybe a bronzie or 2 ::tight: if you guys decide to wet a line tonight wind is very good tonight and tomorrow so maybe I will fish right thru to tomorrow hahaha
 

phillipherholdt

New member
Jis Blaasop,

I feel like one out in this heat. :SSS LOL.

the weather looks perfect in strand this weekend. what's your take on the barrow meter dropping from 12 to 10 on Saturday? a bit low for fishing? i really would like to take a drive through.
 

Blaasop

Sealiner
Phillip, it seems the baro hovers round about 1012 on Saturday with very little wind. Personally I would prefer a bit of south easter before the weekend, but hey ho, what can you do?

For the rest, it's high tide around 5, so either you go early to places you can reach (Oumansgat, Verleebank, Platbankies) or wait until the pushing tide (depending on colour).

I will make a final call Saturday morning.
 
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