I went down to the East pier Sat afternoon to see

Mouldz

Sealiner
I went down to the East pier Sat afternoon to see if there were any steenies around ,only managed a streepie and a barbel ,but I would like to warn you guys ,If any are Sealiners, dont slide into the river mouth ,come on guys use a bit of logic ,due to the nature of the river, boats come in and exit right against the pier and you gonna be in serious kay ay kak if a skipper gets your line around his prop ,not to say you might lose a rod
 

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Abaddon

Sealiner
LOL !! Seriously.. SLIDE?? Can throw just about any bait onto the other side there..

But have to agree with you mate, you would be ill advised to put sticks out in that direction.

Seen the same thing at Swartkops - guys with 14ft rods and big multipliers throwing right across the river! The point of that exercise is lost to me but the ensuing mayhem that follows is hilarious! Skippers hauling lines and sticks away as they come through the narrow channel..
 

Mouldz

Sealiner
Abaddon33 wrote:
LOL !! Seriously.. SLIDE?? Can throw just about any bait onto the other side there..

But have to agree with you mate, you would be ill advised to put sticks out in that direction.

Seen the same thing at Swartkops - guys with 14ft rods and big multipliers throwing right across the river! The point of that exercise is lost to me but the ensuing mayhem that follows is hilarious! Skippers hauling lines and sticks away as they come through the narrow channel..
Ja Nee defies logic ,they were sliding bait 90deg across the river ,if they came to the east side a 20m cast would have got their bait in the same place
 

Mouldz

Sealiner
roland wrote:
How's the eds fishing there mouldie
I posted a report about my trip yesterday ,lots of small juvenile steenbras around ,no significant catches reported ,one smallish cob caught yesterday at riet river ,but the sea was wild
 
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