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ST Lucia
- Thread starter Ruds 1982
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Yes you can do drop shot fishing.
this time of the year you could get yellow tail "black tip kingfish.
shad
grunter and pompano on it.
bone fish is around too.
what works....I do not know as I do not do that facet of angling.
all the best, hope you get stretched.
this time of the year you could get yellow tail "black tip kingfish.
shad
grunter and pompano on it.
bone fish is around too.
what works....I do not know as I do not do that facet of angling.
all the best, hope you get stretched.
st lucia is open beech
so try all the gullies. if need be, take a stroll down to maphelane, about 5km south due to the new parking area and no go zone to old mouth area via vehicle.
north towards first rocks always has gullies.
first rocks is anout a 7km stroll, so travel light.
and enjoy.
very good fishing at times, it could just go very well.
water is very clean. so for bigger gamefish, try early mornings and late afternoons into darkness.
now with the full moon you can fish longer
enjoy
so try all the gullies. if need be, take a stroll down to maphelane, about 5km south due to the new parking area and no go zone to old mouth area via vehicle.
north towards first rocks always has gullies.
first rocks is anout a 7km stroll, so travel light.
and enjoy.
very good fishing at times, it could just go very well.
water is very clean. so for bigger gamefish, try early mornings and late afternoons into darkness.
now with the full moon you can fish longer
enjoy
hrogers wrote:
true but unless you have a rhino card, entry fee for 4x adults will be R 270-00 per day
Or you can go to Cape Vidal - lot of places at Cape Vidal to do drop shot
Even at Mission rocks
true but unless you have a rhino card, entry fee for 4x adults will be R 270-00 per day