kwaggas and brandvlei

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gt40

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went to brandvlei and kwaggas to catch a few fish.fishing was really good.spinner baits work well and cranks.

we  even got suck to wit vis and a barbel.was a awesome morning there.

just the largies from kwaggas not doing great.the bodies long and thin.i dont think they will be long lived in kwaggas.the smallies is deff the stronger feeder.

 

here is a few pics
 

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Southpaw

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Hi GT40
Some nice fish have been coming out of kwaggas lately. Heard the barble and the witvis were everywhere just the other day.
Do you keep a record on how many smallies and largies you bring to Fischerhaven?
Going to try sneak in a session at Fischerhaven soon inbetween all the family things.
Hows it fishing lately?
 
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gt40

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hi malcolm.yes i keep track.getting some nice largies with spinnerbaits. louies got a new pb of 3.8kg last friday.
 
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Southpaw

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Thats a very nice fish. You are developing yourself a good fishery, keep up the good work, will hopefuly see you soon at the dam.
 
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bergie

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With regards to moving fish, it's all very well having permits provided you have made the necessary arrangements from the place where you are moving from and where you are moving to.   There is necessary legal paperwork for this.

If you have not made this arrangement with the relevant resorts, then the removal of fish is ILLEGAL.

This is governed by the Nature conservation as they need to know whether or not you are not populating the wrong fish in the wrong dam's/lake/streams.

Also, I believe that various names have been given to Kwagga's, Clan, Theewaters and Bulshoek of guys that have been moving fish, even with permits but still illegally, and are prepared to random check livewells of all the boats that visit these areas.   I'm sure Nekkies will also follow suit.

They will prosecute i believe, and rightly so.
 
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gt40

Senior Member
for a person to obtain a permit from cape nature you need to apply with google co -ordinates and a letter stating where the dam is and details of ownership of the dam.

 

fish belong to cape nature in public waters and water belongs to dwarf , no other 3rd party has a say or involvment with regards to fish relocating once Cape Nature has approved it,

 

anyone caught relocating any fish will be prosecuted and a hefty fine will be given,

 

any enquiries regarding obtaining a permit or about stocking a dam legally can be done via me
 
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