[font=tahoma]Hi Gents, During my last fishing tri

AMG1

Senior Member
So true ASG so true

I think them problem is that we are only human beings that can so easily be trapped by a bargain, LOL
But one should give yourself standards and stay with that .
 

ASG

New member
Ja nee AMG1....

A percieved bargain has been the downfall of many.

I remember a case in point where a friend of mine was hunting Blue wildebeest with me and bragging about the deal he got on the ammo he was using. The next morning he put in a good shot on a wildebeest and instead of staggering a few steps and dropping stone dead, the bull left the vicinity as if the devil was chasing after him with no apparent ill effects.

My buddy left the farm R 2500.00 poorer and no wildebeest to show for it. 
The farmer found and shot the bull a few days later to find that the bullet had disintegrated on impact and didn't even penetrate through the skin.

As you live in Polokwane you should check out Seekoeigat near Groblerdal, which isn't too far from you. It's a GREAT fishing spot on the Olifants river and there are big fish swimming around in that part of the world.:fishn   
 

MarvelousMark

Senior Member
If i may just add one more important tip that i learn`t from John Dearden when tying a knotless knot is to always make sure that your first wrap of your knotless knot is to the solid side of the hook eye and not to the side of the eye where the end of the shaft meets the shaft after forming the eye.:rasta Hope that makes sence..!
 

wetfrog

Member
Has anybody tried using circle hooks for carp yet, I bought a packet of Nr8 circle hooks and want to give it a try for carp.
 

MarvelousMark

Senior Member
yamblik wrote:
gm almal wa kan ek none fear hoeke koop

Why dont you try Ryoichi hooks by awa shima.. Threre brilliant for the price..! Blue city sels them here on sealine..(Andries H)

In fact i dont think you will find better.... do a search on them and see for yourself..
 
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