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Mouldz

Sealiner
Head off to Kasouga yersterday afternoon with the intention of getting some livies to target some cob on the incoming tide,when I get there the lagoon is in a very sorry state ,water levels are low,a dead cob lying rotting in the water,I struggle for 2 hours and end up with 2 livvies, a 30cm and 10cm
Times running out so I head up the beach.
Try sliding the big mullet but the damn new grapnels I bought wont hold,getting gatvol I lob the bait out onto a sand bank,it can lie there till the tide pushes in.
Not expecting any action till the tide fills up a bit I relax while rigging up the small rod,out the corner of my eye i see the rod .bump.bump.I skim this mullet must be on steriods ,but the rod is bending at a serious angel and line starts peeling off,move this fat ass a warp speed and vas pappa ,I skim mooi man first cast first cob,I look up and see a great big bloody tail and fin thrashing about in the shallow water ,oh S%4t,I pray I have hooked in the lip ,but no, 30seconds and nylon trace pops.
Ok ,on with steel rig and second livvie ,lob it out and put rod in stand ,1min and rod starts bumping but raggie skims this is mullet bublegum and wont run ,I leave for half hour and reel in thinking mullet is history ,but no ,mullet is ok sans a few extra holes.
Wrap a mackie fillet around the mullet and lob it out ,10mins and rod starts bouncing again,vas pappa but its not big ,land a 85cm raggie.
On with a mackie fillett and some stomach ,half hour later, nada,i skim they have moved on so I reel in and replace with pulley rig and smaller chokka/mackie fillett,wack it out and into stand.
Baiting up small rod and RRRRRRRRRR big rod takes off, this guys heading for India to watch the cricket ,"oh S%#t ,30secs and nylon trace bitten off.
Back to steel rig and into the stand ,put small chokka /mackie bait out on small stick and wait ,5min ,rod nearly gets ripped out my hand ,Oh s$%t another nylon trace about to be bitten off,these bloody rags are slim they dont like the steel trace,any way have to call it a day as I have to haul this fat ass 1km over soft sand back to the car,all in all a arfternoon of good exercize.
 

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Mouldz

Sealiner
kopstamp wrote:
lekker report mouldie. at least you got some action!the bay was dead...
Thanx,I am not a toothie man and was surprised how close to shore they were,the first livvie could not have been more than 30m out in knee deep water
 

kopstamp

Sealiner
hehe, experienced the same thing at gamtoos, put out a bait sort of waiting for hight tide, water was also not even 1meter deep.
 

AD97

Senior Member
Jislaaik I am somme jealous. Lekker fish Mouldie. I think the problem with Kasouga is that it is too salty- the lagoon. I fish with WalkersKiller and Stephan- sealine members. They say that one day they went to try for Leeries on spoon in the Kasouga. After pulling for a couple of hours they decided to pack up. It was so salty that Salt started forming on the spoons.

How is Kleinemonde East and West. They look like light tackle heaven.
 

Mouldz

Sealiner
AD97 wrote:
Jislaaik I am somme jealous. Lekker fish Mouldie. I think the problem with Kasouga is that it is too salty- the lagoon. I fish with WalkersKiller and Stephan- sealine members. They say that one day they went to try for Leeries on spoon in the Kasouga. After pulling for a couple of hours they decided to pack up. It was so salty that Salt started forming on the spoons.

How is Kleinemonde East and West. They look like light tackle heaven.
Fantastic,I havent really put much effort into that side of fishing ,but guys like Dave Drennan aka speareye and his mate Dalton land big cob and garrick,in Dec a 10year old got 1100mm garick in klieneis east,

Check out speareyes avatar ,I think that cob was in klienemonde west
 

Pretty Fly

New member
Hi Mouldie

Hows the formation looking at Kasouga, I believe the water has been like ice. That salt content of the lagoon gets really bad, once had hundreds of mullet barely swimming on the surface, it was like they had been stunned. Hope it's good in April, going to be there for ten glorious days of doing whatever takes my fancy.
 

Mouldz

Sealiner
Pretty Fly wrote:
Hi Mouldie

Hows the formation looking at Kasouga, I believe the water has been like ice. That salt content of the lagoon gets really bad, once had hundreds of mullet barely swimming on the surface, it was like they had been stunned. Hope it's good in April, going to be there for ten glorious days of doing whatever takes my fancy.
Water has been a lot warmer last two days,some nice sand banks and gulleys formed on the west side ,Jimmys bay,we are in serious need of some rain the lagoons look bad,throwing mullet yesterday I got a net full of kurper,I love Kasouga ,spent ever holiday at my granpas house ,good memories
 
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