Info on Bass Lake

Like i said in another post, sorry for being a donkey's other name and not reading this post in time but yeah i did post some tips that has worked for me on three occasions at Bass lake and I've only been there three times, so check it out

 

Oh btw the 7kg is called "the busdriver" by the divers as he/she apparently occupies the front seat of the sunken bus.....

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bud i don't have the foggiest, but i suspect it's somewhere at the left where the pie goes into the water towards to opposite end just before the flats starts again..... i'll see if i can find out from some of the diving buds i have? perhaps then even a earth google pic.

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basslover

Senior Member
Have any of you ever been to bass lake in the winter?really want to try it,but because its so expensive, i first want to find out if its going to be worth it going in the winter...
 

Generaal

New member
there was nice fish on the taxi as well when i dived there last time and winter at bass like is beyond cold dude wetsuit booties gloves and hoodies is a neccesity not optional did my qaulifying there in October November and almost froze
 
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Even thou Basslover is laughing at me, which brings tears to my eyes as although i'm the official sealine:clow, i wasn't even trying to be funny, perhaps it was the typo that said pie instead of pipe, eheheheheh never mind, thats exzarcary what i was trying to convey thats where i thought it was my only calculus was a little more to the left of your pic, but yeah thats where i thought it should be.

Thanks a million thou.

 
 
Many a time, it can be very cold, very wet or very comfortable depending on which time of year you're going, it is however always very safe and costs R20pppn extra to the daily R55 and the daily fishing permit of R100. There is poweroutlets at most if not all the thatch lapa's but these sometimes refuse to work, so take gas or battery operated lighting and heating equipment with.
 
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