Done and Dusted

JJ Pienaar

Sealiner
Went fish to day with my peepee shooter, 4weight Explorer flyrod, 4' Kp,2.7kg maxima.. And man did i have fun, caught 9 BiG mullet.. Well were do i go frm here can one fish any lighter (realisticly speaking)..

(ps. Belief it or not but i straitend a hook on one of the mullet ha ha unreal hey!)

any way here we go 1pic on the biger one's, this guy took me about 5 or so minutes to land.. :)
 

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Enigma

Moderator
I think you should auction those off to the S Cape guys for this winter season.

On of the top SC winter baits
 

JJ Pienaar

Sealiner
Jip, "Albany Seperior " i try's sard but they dont wana knw nothing about it...

Next time i'm targeting grunter specifcly, mullet are fun but i want a biiig grunter on ulta light tackle those 6 -7 kg boy's... Wich me luck.. He he
 

JJ Pienaar

Sealiner
In the bay i can go where i want but mostly i go to center bank and fish off the bank's in 4m of water...

If i launch through the surf i stay 3km off shore as instructed by some fishing ski club's , but i'v ben 7km out on the south coast ( had a group guy's with me, will neva do that again with my ski even though the sea was as flat as a dam the whole day)...
 

Oosie

Senior Member
JJ, can you please explain the rig and bait you used to catch that mullet, nice seizers that!
 

JJ Pienaar

Sealiner
Oosie wrote:
JJ, can you please explain the rig and bait you used to catch that mullet, nice seizers that!
Sorry for the lait reply Oosie, well i use Albany Seperior bread for some reason the mullet dont want any thing els...

Okay then what u need is a normal cork that u use to float (remember mullet are not predator's so they wont chase their food, they prefer a dead drift) what u need then is a three way swivel wich u tie your hook's on to (small karonteen hook's will do) the line u use between your swivel and hook must be like 6lbs or 8lbs, i use 6lbs florocarbon..

After u got your trace sorted head to water where mullet are full up, start chuming them up with a bit of the bream and as soon as u see they start eating freely gently cast in your hook't bait..

If they dont want to eat your chum, best is not to waist your bread on them and move to another spot..
 

TOE 007

Sealiner
lekker light nice one JJ , i have a similar setup , for grunter , and its soooooo much fun!

keep us posted on the grunter hunting
 
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