Soetwater.

[I&J]

I hear the guys are klapping the Galjoen at Soetwater.
Took a drive there today and from the road above, I could not see any part of the sea without sea kelp. It covers the whole area.
Anyone know of a hole free of kelp there?

 

[Dorado75]

I&J wrote:

I hear the guys are klapping the Galjoen at Soetwater.
Took a drive there today and from the road above, I could not see any part of the sea without sea kelp. It covers the whole area.
Anyone know of a hole free of kelp there?

drive down to the second tidal pool and fish off the left side of the pool wall or in the gully on the cape point side of the pool!

 

[I&J]

Thanks. Will try next Sunday. Must also check here for the types of lures Galjoen like.

 

[alwyn]

I&J wrote:

I hear the guys are klapping the Galjoen at Soetwater.
Took a drive there today and from the road above, I could not see any part of the sea without sea kelp. It covers the whole area.
Anyone know of a hole free of kelp there?

The locals actually call it soetewate.

 

[sneaky ninja]

I did not know you could catch gallies on with lures!
Would you mind explaining technique n wat lures are used?
I would love to catch 1!

 

[flippy]

:lol:1

maybe its berkley camo worm lures, its not metal but can be referred to as a lure??

 

[Bux]

Somebody posted a picture of a gallie caught on camoworm, cant remember where exactly though.

 

[Dorado75]

Bux wrote:

Somebody posted a picture of a gallie caught on camoworm, cant remember where exactly though.

 

i know of guys that have caught Gallies on cammo worms from the ski in buffles bay!

 

[I&J]

The bait guys catch them with white mussle. So I think they would go for anything similar.
Berkley Gulp perhaps.
Want to try this Sunday, weather permitting.