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Ray11

Sealiner
Good day guys.

 

I trust you all had a great weekend. Capetown was windy'er than a fat man on a diet of beans. But never the less we soldier on. I had the pleasure of having some me time to fish the coast of Falsebay this weekend. Nothing really interesting caught mind you. I did however manage to take on the dunes and no, not the accual dunes but the road was so sandy certain areas required the diff locked. Being my adventurous self I decided to drive over a "little mound in the road but not calcualting the accual traffic. In a quick reflex I had to break for oncoming traffic from the other side and boom.mounted my rav on the hill. After strugling for about 10 minutes trying to get myself off it, I knew it was a battle I would not win. I then decided to run back to the 9 mile area and saw some anglers getting ready for some shark fishing. Terminal tackle being set up. i approached the gentleman and politely asked him to assist me. Without much hesitation he dropped what he was busy with and drove me to my car, hooked me up on the towbar and got my car out of the mess it was in. I subsequently found out that this man is on sealine. For the life of me, i cannot remeber his name Im bad at things like that, But it was mathibus or something to that effect. If you read this I appologize if i got your name wrong once again but thank you. That for me is what commeradery is about. Once again it was a good day in all.
 

trier

Senior Member
Big thumbs up to him.  There was a bit of action in Falsebay yesterday because at teh Yusufia mosque competition i saw some nice cob ranging from 8kg downwards.
 

Elf 786

Sealiner
now this is what once needs to read more. big ups to the guy for helping you.

@ tier , my colleague won tha comp with a fish of about 8kg's.... won himself a nice penn fathom 30
 

Magtellus

Senior Member
Ray11 wrote:
Good day guys.

 

I trust you all had a great weekend. Capetown was windy'er than a fat man on a diet of beans. But never the less we soldier on. I had the pleasure of having some me time to fish the coast of Falsebay this weekend. Nothing really interesting caught mind you. I did however manage to take on the dunes and no, not the accual dunes but the road was so sandy certain areas required the diff locked. Being my adventurous self I decided to drive over a "little mound in the road but not calcualting the accual traffic. In a quick reflex I had to break for oncoming traffic from the other side and boom.mounted my rav on the hill. After strugling for about 10 minutes trying to get myself off it, I knew it was a battle I would not win. I then decided to run back to the 9 mile area and saw some anglers getting ready for some shark fishing. Terminal tackle being set up. i approached the gentleman and politely asked him to assist me. Without much hesitation he dropped what he was busy with and drove me to my car, hooked me up on the towbar and got my car out of the mess it was in. I subsequently found out that this man is on sealine. For the life of me, i cannot remeber his name Im bad at things like that, But it was mathibus or something to that effect. If you read this I appologize if i got your name wrong once again but thank you. That for me is what commeradery is about. Once again it was a good day in all.

Hi Ray11,

It was me who helped you. (White Toyota double cab) It was nothing really, I have also been stuck before and I know the relief when someone comes along and free you!

Thanks for the post though, good to know people are still appreciative when someone does them a favour.

Cheers!
 

Ray11

Sealiner
Magtellus wrote:
Ray11 wrote:
Good day guys.

 

I trust you all had a great weekend. Capetown was windy'er than a fat man on a diet of beans. But never the less we soldier on. I had the pleasure of having some me time to fish the coast of Falsebay this weekend. Nothing really interesting caught mind you. I did however manage to take on the dunes and no, not the accual dunes but the road was so sandy certain areas required the diff locked. Being my adventurous self I decided to drive over a "little mound in the road but not calcualting the accual traffic. In a quick reflex I had to break for oncoming traffic from the other side and boom.mounted my rav on the hill. After strugling for about 10 minutes trying to get myself off it, I knew it was a battle I would not win. I then decided to run back to the 9 mile area and saw some anglers getting ready for some shark fishing. Terminal tackle being set up. i approached the gentleman and politely asked him to assist me. Without much hesitation he dropped what he was busy with and drove me to my car, hooked me up on the towbar and got my car out of the mess it was in. I subsequently found out that this man is on sealine. For the life of me, i cannot remeber his name Im bad at things like that, But it was mathibus or something to that effect. If you read this I appologize if i got your name wrong once again but thank you. That for me is what commeradery is about. Once again it was a good day in all.

Hi Ray11,

It was me who helped you. (White Toyota double cab) It was nothing really, I have also been stuck before and I know the relief when someone comes along and free you!

Thanks for the post though, good to know people are still appreciative when someone does them a favour.

Cheers!
Sorry about my bad attempt to your name. And thanks once again. hope you got into some big sharks there.
 

victorius

Member
Well done to You Magtellus - for bringing the Sealine spirit to life - have some Manna - and People say there's only bad news on Sealine ::slr::
 

RINEX

Sealiner
Magtellus wrote:
Ray11 wrote:
Good day guys.

 

I trust you all had a great weekend. Capetown was windy'er than a fat man on a diet of beans. But never the less we soldier on. I had the pleasure of having some me time to fish the coast of Falsebay this weekend. Nothing really interesting caught mind you. I did however manage to take on the dunes and no, not the accual dunes but the road was so sandy certain areas required the diff locked. Being my adventurous self I decided to drive over a "little mound in the road but not calcualting the accual traffic. In a quick reflex I had to break for oncoming traffic from the other side and boom.mounted my rav on the hill. After strugling for about 10 minutes trying to get myself off it, I knew it was a battle I would not win. I then decided to run back to the 9 mile area and saw some anglers getting ready for some shark fishing. Terminal tackle being set up. i approached the gentleman and politely asked him to assist me. Without much hesitation he dropped what he was busy with and drove me to my car, hooked me up on the towbar and got my car out of the mess it was in. I subsequently found out that this man is on sealine. For the life of me, i cannot remeber his name Im bad at things like that, But it was mathibus or something to that effect. If you read this I appologize if i got your name wrong once again but thank you. That for me is what commeradery is about. Once again it was a good day in all.

Hi Ray11,

It was me who helped you. (White Toyota double cab) It was nothing really, I have also been stuck before and I know the relief when someone comes along and free you!

Thanks for the post though, good to know people are still appreciative when someone does them a favour.

Cheers!


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This is part that Sealine is about..this is what ive come to learn of this forum when i started here...This is what we need more of.....Thanks Magtelus you a true Sealiner..!!!
 

edlon

New member
Now that's the sealine spirit I got to know and would like to see all the time. Well done mate.
 
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