Knysna / Sedgefield

thenel

New member
Hi,

I need some assistance, I will be in Sedfgefield from April 02 to April 09 and  will be able to fish Knysna lagoon as well as Swartvlei from a small cabin boat.

Any information regarding where, when and what to fish for with what bait will be most welcome.

 
 

Razeen

Sealiner
HI

They say the railway line is a good spot and in the middle of the Swartvlei lagoon. Bait would be Prawn, worm,sardine. Grunter bait prawn ,worm apparently they do take on the sardine. You can get worms called bloukoppe by knynsa lagoon where the boats launch. There's guys that will pump prawn and worm for you. The bloukoppe i hear is illegal don't know though. it looks like moonshine. Good catches from the railway line in Knynsa lagoon as well. THe mouth is open so you can fish the river that goes into Swartvlei by the Engen garage.

 

PM me you e-mail  address and I'll send you some spots that a guy forwarded to me.
 

trevz

Senior Member
hi guys

im going to be in knysna from sunday up until thursday. i would also like to do some fishing from the shore, all the help on the spots and bait would help and what are the guys catching  at the moment.

please all the help would do

thanks

trevz
 

phr33dumb

New member
hey Thenel,

I grew up in Knysna, and to try and explain to you where a good fishing spot next to the lagoon is, is going to be impossible.
But what you can do is, when you get to Knysna, go to the woodmillane shopping centre, find the pick and pay. Right opposite the pick and pay you will see two doors with fishing rods on both sides. Grant's sports, go in there!!!!

When you are inside, ask for the old man to help you, his name is Peter Bailey. I think he was born on the lagoon....... no just kidding. He knows all that there is to know about the Knysna lagoon. If Peter isn't there ask for Dwayne. Ask if he has a map of the lagoon and to pin point some good spots, and what bait to use......

A bit of additional advice, when you are in a coastal town for a holiday, never say to the people that you are not local, rather conger up a story and say you just moved here from somewhere not to far away. I use to get the idea the fisherman don't like outsiders fishing on there spots.

hope this helps and good fishing to you...

Phr33dumb
 
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