Let me start by saying that I was very sceptical a

[chadman]

artman

the chase spoons are all white metal the back off your knife is all you need. if you have brass or copper the better halfs  brasso is good

 

[wp34]

Beach sand rubbed onto the spoon also works. Went for a spin last night at Blakes beach with LoomisX5. Millions of glassies/anchovies/mullet?? All over , birds working ,but, not a touch!! Beat the water to a froth with about 8 different spoons!!! Still cant believe it!!

 

[Sailfish]

chadman wrote:

hi Geno77

the rod is a poseidon ulta light. works well and you can throw a 50 to 70gm over 150m

I want to c that!!!!70gm = 150m

 

[nicos]

Sailfish wrote:

chadman wrote:

hi Geno77

the rod is a poseidon ulta light. works well and you can throw a 50 to 70gm over 150m

I want to c that!!!!70gm = 150m

You'd be surprised how far the guys throw them (note: the guys, not me). It is a combination of the shape of the spoon, and the new technologies of rods, propper grinders, and braid.

The added distance is the reason (in my opinion) of the recent successes throwing spoons. In the past you would seldom hear of people catching snoek after snoek, day after day, from the beach.

As for myself, I can't even throw conventional gear 150m!

 

[tubs the sea saver]

shuffles  tuckers has them that were i got mine my boet got bitten off using the lumo iron candy at struis baai harbour @ night on his first cast

 

[wp34]

tubs the sea saver wrote:

shuffles  tuckers has them that were i got mine my boet got bitten off using the lumo iron candy at struis baai harbour @ night on his first cast

When was this,tubs?? Want to go to Struis for a day, while still on holiday. (11 Jan)

Brian

 

[tubs the sea saver]

wp 34 that was mid november, with a little 2000 shimano reel 10lb braid and a 20lb fluoro leader he got two in winds after a good cast and he went tight! never seen him skrik like that in my life but he was on for maybe a minute and then....gone, even i wanted to cry.

end of jan- feb is the best time to be there, try targeting shad in the dark at the harbour do allitle chuming first there some big boys swiming around  

 

[tauro]

i second that and im only just getting into lure fishing think it was a massive elf coz we saw alot of smashes that nite and two my live baits got eaten in half and they where 25cm each!

 

[tubs the sea saver]

tauro wrote:

i second that and im only just getting into lure fishing think it was a massive elf coz we saw alot of smashes that nite and two my live baits got eaten in half and they where 25cm each!

welcome boetie i think this is your first post

 

[tyrrell]

i've been looking for these in PE, but no luck. anyone know where i WILL find them? thanks in advance

 

[TOE 007]

tubs the sea saver wrote:

wp 34 that was mid november, with a little 2000 shimano reel 10lb braid and a 20lb fluoro leader he got two in winds after a good cast and he went tight! never seen him skrik like that in my life but he was on for maybe a minute and then....gone, even i wanted to cry.

end of jan- feb is the best time to be there, try targeting shad in the dark at the harbour do allitle chuming first there some big boys swiming around  

you are SPot on tubs !

 

[Barry30]

khan wrote:

The Chase Bullet Spoons.

These have been chased all around Kzn recently. Kingies cant leave them alone and shad just love them as well.

The workmanship on these are brilliant, quality swivels as well and mustad ultra thin big gun hooks used.

Man these look good, anyone know where I can order them from my tackle shops in vryheid hav`nt even heard of these till now?? If someone can pm me the contact details and prices that would be appreciated

 

[Homie]

You can order online at Basil Manning
Check the advertiser links on the home page

 

[wp34]

Send khan a PM first!! Naught Kumz , naughty!!!!

 

[Homie]

wp34 wrote:

Send khan a PM first!! Naught Kumz , naughty!!!!

Ok Brian, Put the peace pipe away now boet!
Kumz never commented on this post !

Sorry man, I got the Iron Candy and the Chase mixed up ! LOL

Yup, pm Khan !

 

[SAfish]

 Brian, was dit 'n laaang dag?

 

 

[nicos]

Hi guys, just for info, Chase is now a Sealine advertiser:
http://www.sealine.co.za/view_topic.php?id=33501&forum_id=29

Well done and welcome guys!

And just a teaser, I am waiting for a photo from a mate that may very well have caught a new record Brassy Kingfish on the Chase spoon in Moz. SA Record is 65cm, does anyone know where we can get the All Africa record?

 

[Stav]

nicos wrote:

Hi guys, just for info, Chase is now a Sealine advertiser:
http://www.sealine.co.za/view_topic.php?id=33501&forum_id=29

Well done and welcome guys!

And just a teaser, I am waiting for a photo from a mate that may very well have caught a new record Brassy Kingfish on the Chase spoon in Moz. SA Record is 65cm, does anyone know where we can get the All Africa record?

Sorry to hijack this thread but it's very interesting what you mention about the SA record brassy. I got this one of 67cm in Dec near Banga Neck. I can't find a fish weight calculator for a brassy, can anyone help?

 

[nicos]

Go here:

http://www.sasaa.co.za/index/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=31&Itemid=7

I think the SA light tackle record for brassy (greenspot) is around 65cm.

Are you a member of a club? Lots of record size fish are not records as the anglers are not affiliated.

 

[Stav]

Tks man

I'm not affiliated but not too interested in a record, just interesting to know.