Hi Guys Just found this website, think its really

BRENDON

Senior Member
let me see. uhmmm on the low i will wade in to try to get my line in behind the breakers, on high i will go about just over waste depth and pitch it in.

sometimes i stand for 5 minuts before casting, give the water time to subside,as learnt from John Vickerman, and it works the bomb
 

fredman

Senior Member
I was chatting to another oke at the fishing specialist, he always fishes there and often pulls in yellow tail from the rocks.
 

ICTHYES

Senior Member
My dad use to catch Geelbek there (rooikraans) i must ask  my dad....but what i knw is that it cost alot of money to go in...
 

zzzz

New member
fredman the guys in fishing shops will tell you anything to get you to buy their stock, so dont be easily mislead boet!!

I have fished there (only once TG) and apart from almost having heart failure on the way down and wanting to be airlifted back up again (yeah it is that steep and far down) there wasnt one fished pulled out from maybe 10 guys..... i have been on a boat many times going from rooikrans round the point and not once seen a guy pull a fish.... i do know that guys do get yellowtail there sometimes, but not as often as they would like you to believe, lastly, i feel sorry for the guy who does catch a fish and has to haul it all the way up that forsaken mountainside :crazy1  :crazy1  :crazy1

There are many more fish on the beaches no doubt, altho it was good to do it for the expereince, that way I can actually make a comment LOL :woohoo


Those fish that were caught plentifully must have been a good few years back hey ?
 

fredman

Senior Member
Thanks for the feed back Mike, will go and check it out sometime, but maybe it will be a good idea for you to be our guide, thats if you willing to go again.

Perhaps we can arrange something in Summer
 

zzzz

New member
that place wont see me again...ever !!!!! 3 x 10kg fish = heavy heavy trap up again..... not worth it im afraid LoL

I'll guide you by walky talky from the top :tele
 

ICTHYES

Senior Member
mike corbett wrote:
fredman the guys in fishing shops will tell you anything to get you to buy their stock, so dont be easily mislead boet!!

I have fished there (only once TG) and apart from almost having heart failure on the way down and wanting to be airlifted back up again (yeah it is that steep and far down) there wasnt one fished pulled out from maybe 10 guys..... i have been on a boat many times going from rooikrans round the point and not once seen a guy pull a fish.... i do know that guys do get yellowtail there sometimes, but not as often as they would like you to believe, lastly, i feel sorry for the guy who does catch a fish and has to haul it all the way up that forsaken mountainside :crazy1  :crazy1  :crazy1

There are many more fish on the beaches no doubt, altho it was good to do it for the expereince, that way I can actually make a comment LOL :woohoo


Those fish that were caught plentifully must have been a good few years back hey ?
Yep i am talking about 15 years ago....lol...but i knw for a fact there is plenty if crayfish on the western side of the reserve(at the wreck etc....but once again the walk kills you 15-20min)
 

ICTHYES

Senior Member
mike corbett wrote:
that place wont see me again...ever !!!!! 3 x 10kg fish = heavy heavy trap up again..... not worth it im afraid LoL

I'll guide you by walky talky from the top :tele

Its not that bad hey.....the trick was to spin/spoon what eva you call it.....on would sit on a higher ledge with anti glare sunglasses  to spot the tails and then when  spotted you tryin spin as clos to them as possible(something like that i cant remember...as i spent most of the days with the rest of the family at buffuls jag etc..)

 
 

fredman

Senior Member
Guess im going to have to wait awhile for this trip, i can barely control my real with bait and sinker, never mind spooning
 

fredman

Senior Member
Its extremely frustrating hey!!! slowly but surely im getting better though

Are you also coming to Brendon's place tonight Dubz
 
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