who has actualy caught a shark on a swimbait?

JJ Pienaar

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kyle simpson, 30kg sandy as swimbait. . . 277kg zambi. . Umtinzini banks
 

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JJ Pienaar

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alane khan, think its still a light tackle record 85kg Zambi on
.40 siglon
 

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JJ Pienaar

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Mr Carlie Rosavear, some what a swimbait master he's got plenty shark's on swimbait 9 of them over a 100kg. . . Like this zambi of 265kg
 

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The Boatman

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Old thread and caught this a long time ago.

Female Raggie caught on a live mullet(30cm) at BWB on an incoming tide.

Pre-Caudal length 2,13m and she was tagged at Durban in 2006.

Sorry for the pic quality from phone.
 

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The Boatman

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Hi aqua,

This was a long time ago (2008) but if I remember correctly it was the standard sliding trace I always used:

Non-return clip with coated stranded wire and 2 Mustad J hooks in 10"o". Live mullet of about 30cm we caught in Swartkops earlier that morning. One J-hook in the top lip and one on the back close to the dorsal fin.

Took about 45mins to land the beauty ::S
 

aquadementia

Sealiner
ah lekker man

they are talking about swimbaits in this thread, meaning (usually) a LARGE livebait that is free-swimming with hooks and trace going directly to the leader without sinker etc
 

STEALTH 225

Senior Member
I finally swam a bait !!!!!! With my tor50 and shark extreme heavy..... Bait of choice 9 kg smoothy. I got my ass handed to me on a plate........took about 500m of line and spate the bait, only the tail of the smoothy came back.....
I will just have to try again
 

Exiled4Life

Senior Member
Just a quick question what should I swim out in Richardsbay area?

There's lots of small sharks in the bay area can I swim one or just cut it up and slide it rather?
 

MassynD

New member
If fishing in the bay you cant beat a grey shark of between 5 and 15kg. The zambis snap those up like ouma se koeksisters at a family reunion. But a connection of mine also got given carrots with a 30kg diamond. He got taken around a marker buoy and got cut off. If fishing in the surf I would agree with Enigma.
 

Exiled4Life

Senior Member
MassynD wrote:
If fishing in the bay you cant beat a grey shark of between 5 and 15kg. The zambis snap those up like ouma se koeksisters at a family reunion. But a connection of mine also got given carrots with a 30kg diamond. He got taken around a marker buoy and got cut off. If fishing in the surf I would agree with Enigma.


Where in the bay do you guys normally fish from?
Kasarienas is dead and shakies rocks is over crowded this time of the year I want to get to that beach behind south pier
 

MassynD

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I haven't fished the bay for a while but Cassarinas is most definitely not dead. On the weekend there has been some greys caught the biggest being 53kg and another one of 21kg. Photos compliments of Salt Fishing South Africa.
 

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