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Ronald Mathuray
Posted in Rock & Surf - May 05, 2018 - 18:07

Only in Durban

Gotta love Durban fishermen!

Fish a Man Fish
Posted in Rock & Surf - Apr 20, 2018 - 10:20

Back to basics

The surf conditions in my area was not all that good meaning there was a lot of sand banks with lots of weed. I had some spare time to fish so I decide to teach my son gulley (rock) fishing. Took a drive to Ansties where the condition was bad as well being sanded however we managed to find a few rocky outcrops that were fishable. We fished for 3 hours landing many undersize black tail and flag tails that were released. However, we did get a few stone bream and black tail that were taken home for a fry. Time and again I forget the art of angling and generally will try for larger species forgetting the joy of the catch. At many times blanking while trying for larger species to go home with no fish...

Houzair Dawood
Posted in Rock & Surf - Apr 25, 2018 - 17:35

Port st johns

Hi guys anyone know how things are in port st johns currently,we plan on going in 2 weeks time

Fish a Man Fish
Posted in Rock & Surf - Apr 24, 2018 - 11:10

Take care of your catch

Taking care of your catch is important, both for the release or the pot. When handling fish that you wish to release use hooks without barbs or try to remove barb by pressing them down or filling them off. Ensure you use a wet cloth when holding the fish by also covering the eye for less stress to the fish and gently release as soon as possible. These are general practices that must be applied when handling fish. When taking for eating it is important to keep the fish as fresh as possible. Lots of anglers will say that shad is like porridge well what do they expect when they dig holes in the sand and cover it to bake for hours. The same applies for other species of fish...

Segran Pillay
Posted in Rock & Surf - Apr 03, 2018 - 14:17

Night Fishing

Hi guys Was thinking of fishing at the Umkomaas river mouth on Friday night ... is that a safe area for night fishing

Deena Naidu
Posted in Rock & Surf - Apr 10, 2018 - 10:26

Brusher at Margate

my son got this Brusher at Margate

Adrian Durga
Posted in Rock & Surf - Apr 12, 2018 - 10:21

Short Easter Report

After moving to PE in January, work has been extremely busy and I finally found the time to wet a line with the family coming over from Durban for a holiday. Friday saw us in Jeffreys bay for the 1st time, what an incredible beach. Gives you an opportunity to take some great photo's (which is what happens when you blank). Not knowing the area at all, apart from endless research and google images, we found a dead end parking by some restaurant. My brother and I walked a little north to a few sets of rocks and threw prawn baits in the gullies. A few pinkies came out until the tide pushed us off the rocks. Then we walked back towards the car and fished just to the left of the 1st set of rocks, got a few bites...

Jerome Charles
Posted in Rock & Surf - Mar 06, 2018 - 11:39

Summer inedible fishing

With the amount of flatfish coming out, lets hear it, which bait is best that has been working for you this summer. Maybe give a brief description on how to make the bait to help our fellow up and coming anglers out.

Oliver Alwar
Posted in Rock & Surf - Apr 03, 2018 - 20:25

Grinder outfit

Hi guys , needs some advice on a potentially new set up. I was looking at the Daiwa Saltist Surf elite (14-15 ft) paired with a BG 8000 , I already have a BG 5000 packed with Berkley Whiplash 49lb braid which I use for spinning on an Assassin Amia 11 ft. I was thinking of using the 5000 with another rod but think the 8000 on a Saltist rod would be a better option for bigger inedibles and large GTs, Kob. Is there a similar rod to the Daiwa Saltist of similar 14-15 ft length that is perhaps not as expensive but with good quality that can be paired with that BG 8000? Any thoughts or advice is welcome.

Jared Pillay
Posted in Rock & Surf - Mar 23, 2018 - 08:59

recent fishign activity?

Morning Guys how has the fishing been recently? what has been caught?