Well guys today was a pretty nice day for us.

aquadementia

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Well guys today was a pretty nice day for us.

Took a nice long walk from the other side of the point past some guys who caught "net 'n paar elwe" (more than a few judging by the lump in their sack but anyway.

Took a while to find an appropriate spot, lots of rock hopping was required to scout ahead. Found a nice high rock that dropped straight dowm into between 2 and 3 metres of water. You could see all the fish swimming around - White Steenbras, Zebras, Mullets and some other models too.

My dad snuck away and cast some red bait into some foam . . ."Chris come help!" lol. He had hooked a galjoen on his first cast, before he could even take up the slack in the line.

I managed my first Jan Bruin and my first Stone Bream.

The tide chased us right to the tip of the point, where we had some more fun with the small fish, Roland and I doubling up on Blacktail.

Other anglers at the point caught a (only just just size, maybe) brusher. Later on we wondered back to the Cape St. Francis side where we fished the surf for a while. Managed some more small White Steenbras. Another angler caught a nice size one of around 6-7kg on a whole bloodworm.

This was just an exploratory trip for us. We managed to find a few decent spots and caught a fish or two along the way.

We caught - White Steenbras, Zebra, Blacktail, Clinids, Strepies, Jan Bruin, Galjoen, Karel Grootoog, Cape Stumpnose.

The Galjoen was tagged and released, measured 34cm FL
 

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aquadementia

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Stone bream aint as common here in the South Eastern Cape as the Transkei, Natal etc. So dont laugh! :fbash
 

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Trophy

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Great stuff!

Looks like you guys had a blast. I'm guessing we will see alot of each other come summer?

That area is great for the light sticks, Havoc always takes his flick stick along and there is always a fight to give the other guys a turn. I recently took a fresh water float rod along and had great fun while waiting for the big nunu's to bite.

Keep the reports going...great to read and great ics too.
 

roland

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im starting to get use to the walks lol..."just" my shoulders hurt today. wont take that tackle bag along again lol...you forgot to mention all the "ballies" lol
 

SAfish

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Great stuff guys, I am glad you had some fun. You just got to be amazed at the blue coloured eyes of the Jan Bruin!
 

aquadementia

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lol thanks Thika. One does one's best!

@trophy - yup most definately!Those other club anglers said they're gonna fish kommetjie hard though, so looks like we'll have to get there before them in future

@Roland30 - clinid is aka ballie aka klipvissie :fswim:::S
 
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