Kwaggas on Sat 19th
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BassMasterNONPro
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Weighed in at 2,05kg between 2,10kgs on to different scales.
I will definitely be back, as much a possible!
Hope to break the 2kg mark a couple of times too
killer fighters!!
Hoping to be back on Thursday.
I will definitely be back, as much a possible!
Hope to break the 2kg mark a couple of times too
killer fighters!!Hoping to be back on Thursday.
BassMasterNONPro
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Just the wind im worried about, on the inflatable. But i think maybe u can "hide" from the wind behind the mountains.
Hope its good, wana take my father, and two buddies might join on there little boat too.
Will decide closer to Thursday though.
Hope its good, wana take my father, and two buddies might join on there little boat too.
Will decide closer to Thursday though.
BassMasterNONPro wrote:
Just a tip, if you ever happen to capsize because of wind and rough water (all our Cape dams get ugly in the wind) just hold onto the boat. You dont want to have to swim in that water, don't abandon ship and try swim to shore, hold onto the boat and drift with it till you reach the shore. Don't try swimming against the wind just go with it, even if its to the far side of the dam. Also put you life jackets on BEFORE things turn nasty, dont wait till you're in trouble.
Most of the time all you in for is a long walk and a lecture from your girlfriend if you do get blown ashore.
Be mindfull of the wind but most dams have sheltered bays or areas where you can fish out of the wind. Wind is your friend, fish become active and get on the bite when a breeze picks up.
Just a tip, if you ever happen to capsize because of wind and rough water (all our Cape dams get ugly in the wind) just hold onto the boat. You dont want to have to swim in that water, don't abandon ship and try swim to shore, hold onto the boat and drift with it till you reach the shore. Don't try swimming against the wind just go with it, even if its to the far side of the dam. Also put you life jackets on BEFORE things turn nasty, dont wait till you're in trouble.
Most of the time all you in for is a long walk and a lecture from your girlfriend if you do get blown ashore.
Be mindfull of the wind but most dams have sheltered bays or areas where you can fish out of the wind. Wind is your friend, fish become active and get on the bite when a breeze picks up.